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What is the inverse Laplace transform (¹) of the following function?
8-6s
2 s² + 11s-6
F(S)
=

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Step 1: Determine f(t) for given finction:

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Step 2: Reduce Quadratic expression of denominator:

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Step 3: Find partial fraction decomposition of F(s):

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Step 4: Find Inverse Laplace transform of F(s):

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