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Problem 2. Which gives the inverse transforms of the given s-domain function?
(-3/20)t^2 + t/100 + (33/875)e^5t + (5/56)e^-2t - 127/1000
(-3/20)t^2 - t/100 - (33/875)e^-5t - (5/56)e^2t + 127/1000
(-3/20)t^2 + t/100 + (33/875)e^-5t + (5/56)e^2t - 127/1000
(3/20)t^2 - t/100 - (33/875)e^5t - (5/56)e^-2t + 127/1000

Transcribed Image Text:Direction: Determine the Inverse Laplace Transform of the functions by reduction to
partial fractions.
s²+3
1.
(s-3)(s+5)(s-1)²
s2-s+3
2.
s3(s+5)(s-2)
s-8
3.
(s-3)(s2+2s+17)
4.
(s+1)²(s²-4s+85)
s2+5s-2
5.
(s+1)²(s-1)(s-7)
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