4 ProblemFind the Laplace transform fraction for the following function and rearrange it such that X(s)/F(s)is the only term on the left-hand-side:x(t) + 25wx (t) +w²x(t) = f(t)Assume the initial conditions are all zero, x(to) = x(to)= (to) = x (to) = 0 with initial timeto = 0. Hint: Use the differentiation theorem.

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Find the Laplace transform fraction for the following function and rearrange it such that X(s)/F(s) is the only term on the left-hand-side: x(t) + 27wx (t) +w²x(t) = f(t) Assume the initial conditions are all zero, x(to) to = 0. Hint: Use the differentiation theorem. = *(to) = *(to) = x (to) = 0 with initial time

Find the Laplace transform fraction for the following function and rearrange it such that X(s)/F(s) is the only term on the left-hand-side: x(t) + 27wx (t) +w²x(t) = f(t) Assume the initial conditions are all zero, x(to) to = 0. Hint: Use the differentiation theorem. = (to) = (to) = x (to) = 0 with initial time

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