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037 G
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037 G asked in Science & MathematicsMathematics · 1 decade ago

Explain this one if you know the answer?

What is the inverse LaPlace Transform of 7[e^(-7s)]/(s+7) I suspect it is the result of two functions one of whome is right time shifted by 7 sec.

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  • 1 decade ago
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    the e^-7s tells you it is a step function

    7e^-7s /(s+7)

    = 7e^-7s L{ e^-7t }(s)

    = 7 L{ u(t-7)*e^-7(t-7) }(s)

    = L{ 7u(t-7)*e^-7(t-7) }(s)

    so

    L^-1{ 7e^-7s /(s+7) }(t)

    = 7u(t-7)*e^-7(t-7)

    =

    { 0 .......................t<7

    { 7e^-7(t-7)...........t≥7

    is the answer

    I assumed that you were familiar with the unit step function

    u(t-7)

    =

    { 0 ...........t<7

    { 1............t≥7

    the end

    .

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