1. Consider the IVP u' (t) — 2u(t) = te²t, u(0) = 1. Apply the Laplace transform and solve for the transform of the solution U(s).

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1. Consider the IVP
u' (t) — 2u(t) = te²t, u(0) = 1.
Apply the Laplace transform and solve for the transform of the solution U(s).
Transcribed Image Text:1. Consider the IVP u' (t) — 2u(t) = te²t, u(0) = 1. Apply the Laplace transform and solve for the transform of the solution U(s).
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