System Dynamics
System Dynamics
3rd Edition
ISBN: 9780073398068
Author: III William J. Palm
Publisher: MCG
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Chapter 2, Problem 2.11P
To determine

(a)

The inverse Laplace transform x(t) for X(s)=6s(s+4).

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 2.11P

The inverse Laplace transform x(t) of X(s) = 3232e4t.

Explanation of Solution

Given:

The signal in frequency domain is given as shown below.

X(s)=6s(s+4)

Concept Used:

The denominator of X(s) contains two distinct real roots thus it can be simplified using the partial fraction expansion as follows:

X(s)=6s(s+4)=As+B(s+4)

And these constants A and B are computed as shown below:

A=s6s(s+4) at s=0

B=(s+4)6s(s+4) at s=4

These values are then substituted in their places and the inverse Laplace of X(s) is evaluated.

Calculation:

Following the above procedure, the constants A and B are calculated.

At s=0,

A=s6s(s+4)=6(0+4)=32

At s=4,

B=(s+4)6s(s+4)=64=32

Now, the X(s) can be expressed as follows:

X(s)=321s321(s+4)

On taking the inverse Laplace of X(s), x(t) is obtained as shown:

x(t)=3232e4t.

Conclusion:

The inverse Laplace transform x(t)=3232e4t.

To determine

(b)

The inverse Laplace transform x(t) for X(s)=12s+5s(s+3).

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 2.11P

The inverse Laplace transform x(t) of X(s)

=53+313e3t.

Explanation of Solution

Given:

The signal in frequency domain is given as shown below.

X(s)=12s+5s(s+3)

Concept Used:

The denominator of X(s) contains two distinct real roots thus it can be simplified using the partial fraction expansion as follows:

X(s)=12s+5s(s+3)=As+B(s+3)

And these constants A and B are computed as shown below:

A=s(12s+5)s(s+3) at s=0

B=(s+3)(12s+5)s(s+3) at s=3

These values are then substituted in their places and the inverse Laplace of X(s) is evaluated.

Calculation:

Following the above procedure, the constants A and B are calculated.

At s=0,

A=s(12s+5)s(s+3)=53

At s=3,

B=(s+3)(12s+5)s(s+3)=(36+5)3=313

Now, the X(s) can be expressed as follows:

X(s)=531s+3131(s+3)

On taking the inverse Laplace of X(s), x(t) is obtained as shown:

x(t)=53+313e3t.

Conclusion:

The inverse Laplace transform x(t)=53+313e3t.

To determine

(c)

The inverse Laplace transform x(t) for X(s)=4s+7(s+2)(s+5).

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 2.11P

The inverse Laplace transform x(t) of X(s)

=13e2t+133e5t.

Explanation of Solution

Given:

The signal in frequency domain is given as shown below.

X(s)=4s+7(s+2)(s+5)

Concept Used:

The denominator of X(s) contains two distinct real roots thus it can be simplified using the partial fraction expansion as follows:

X(s)=4s+7(s+2)(s+5)=A(s+2)+B(s+5)

And these constants A and B are computed as shown below:

A=(s+2)(4s+7)(s+2)(s+5) at s=2

B=(s+5)(4s+7)(s+2)(s+5) at s=5

These values are then substituted in their places and the inverse Laplace of X(s) is evaluated.

Calculation:

Following the above procedure, the constants A and B are calculated.

At s=2,

A=(s+2)(4s+7)(s+2)(s+5)=(8+7)(2+5)=13

At s=5,

B=(s+5)(4s+7)(s+2)(s+5)=(20+7)(5+2)=133

Now, the X(s) can be expressed as follows:

X(s)=131(s+2)+1331(s+5)

On taking the inverse Laplace of X(s), x(t) is obtained as shown:

x(t)=13e2t+133e5t.

Conclusion:

The inverse Laplace transform x(t)=13e2t+133e5t.

To determine

(d)

The inverse Laplace transform x(t) for X(s)=5s2(2s+8).

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 2.11P

The inverse Laplace transform x(t) of X(s)

=58t532+532e4t.

Explanation of Solution

Given:

The signal in frequency domain is given as shown below.

X(s)=5s2(2s+8)

Concept Used:

The denominator of X(s) contains three roots out of which two are repeated thus it can be simplified using the partial fraction expansion as follows:

X(s)=5s2(2s+8)=As2+Bs+C(2s+8)

And these constants A, B and C are computed as shown below:

A=s25s2(2s+8) at s=0

C=(2s+8)5s2(2s+8) at s=4

Now, in order to determine the value of constant B the lowest common denominator method is employed as follows:

X(s)=5s2(2s+8)=As2+Bs+C(2s+8)

5s2(2s+8)=A(2s+8)+Bs(2s+8)+Cs2s2(2s+8)

On comparing the numerators on both sides that is

5=(2B+C)s2+(2A+8B)s+8A

Here, on further comparing above equation, the coefficients of s2 and s are found to be zero. Therefore,

B=C2 and B=A4

These values are then substituted in their places and the inverse Laplace of X(s) is evaluated.

Calculation:

Following the above procedure, the constants A and B are calculated.

At s=0,

A=s25s2(2s+8)=5(0+8)=58

At s=4,

C=(2s+8)5s2(2s+8)=5(4)2=516

Thus,

B=C2=(516)2=532

Now, the X(s) can be expressed as follows:

X(s)=581s25321s+5161(2s+8)X(s)=581s25321s+5321(s+4)

On taking the inverse Laplace of X(s), x(t) is obtained as shown:

x(t)=58t532+532e4t.

Conclusion:

The inverse Laplace transform x(t)=58t532+532e4t.

To determine

(e)

The inverse Laplace transform x(t) for X(s)=(3s+2)s2(s+5).

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 2.11P

The inverse Laplace transform x(t) of X(s)

=25t+13251325e5t.

Explanation of Solution

Given:

The signal in frequency domain is given as shown below.

X(s)=(3s+2)s2(s+5)

Concept Used:

The denominator of X(s) contains three roots out of which two are repeated thus it can be simplified using the partial fraction expansion as follows:

X(s)=(3s+2)s2(s+5)=As2+Bs+C(s+5)

And these constants A, B and C are computed as shown below:

A=s2(3s+2)s2(s+5) at s=0

C=(s+5)(3s+2)s2(s+5) at s=5

Now, in order to determine the value of constant B the lowest common denominator method is employed as follows:

X(s)=(3s+2)s2(s+5)=As2+Bs+C(s+5)

(3s+2)s2(s+5)=A(s+5)+Bs(s+5)+Cs2s2(s+5)

On comparing the numerators on both sides that is

3s+2=(B+C)s2+(A+5B)s+5A

Here, on further comparing above equation, the coefficients of s2 is found to be zero. Therefore,

B=C and B=3A5

These values are then substituted in their places and the inverse Laplace of X(s) is evaluated.

Calculation:

Following the above procedure, the constants A and B are calculated.

At s=0

A=s2(3s+2)s2(s+5)=(0+2)(0+5)=25

At s=5

C=(s+5)(3s+2)s2(s+5)=(15+2)(5)2=1325

Thus,

B=C=(1325)=1325

Now, the X(s) can be expressed as follows:

X(s)=251s2+13251s13251(s+5)

On taking the inverse Laplace of X(s), x(t) is obtained as shown:

x(t)=25t+13251325e5t.

Conclusion:

The inverse Laplace transform x(t)=25t+13251325e5t.

To determine

(f)

The inverse Laplace transform x(t) of X(s)=(12s+5)(s+3)2(s+7).

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 2.11P

The inverse Laplace transform

x(t) of =314te3t+7916e3t7916e7t.

Explanation of Solution

Given:

The signal in frequency domain is given as shown below.

X(s)=(12s+5)(s+3)2(s+7)

Concept Used:

The denominator of X(s) contains three roots out of which two are repeated thus it can be simplified using the partial fraction expansion as follows:

X(s)=(12s+5)(s+3)2(s+7)=A(s+3)2+B(s+3)+C(s+7)

And these constants A, B and C are computed as shown below:

A=(s+3)2(12s+5)(s+3)2(s+7) at s=3

C=(s+7)(12s+5)(s+3)2(s+7) at s=7

Now, in order to determine the value of constant B the lowest common denominator method is employed as follows:

X(s)=(12s+5)(s+3)2(s+7)=A(s+3)2+B(s+3)+C(s+7)

(12s+5)(s+3)2(s+7)=A(s+7)+B(s+3)(s+7)+C(s+3)2(s+3)2(s+7)

On comparing the numerators on both sides that is

(12s+5)=(B+C)s2+(A+10B+6C)s+(7A+21B+9C)

Here, on further comparing above equation, the coefficients of s2 is found to be zero. Therefore,

B=C and B=59C7A21

These values are then substituted in their places and the inverse Laplace of X(s) is evaluated.

Calculation:

Following the above procedure, the constants A and B are calculated.

At s=3

A=(s+3)2(12s+5)(s+3)2(s+7)=(36+5)(3+7)=314

At s=7

C=(s+7)(12s+5)(s+3)2(s+7)=(84+5)(4)2=7916

Thus,

B=C=(7916)=7916

Now, the X(s) can be expressed as follows:

X(s)=3141(s+3)2+79161(s+3)79161(s+7)

On taking the inverse Laplace of X(s), x(t) is obtained as shown:

x(t)=314te3t+7916e3t7916e7t.

Conclusion:

The inverse Laplace transform x(t)=314te3t+7916e3t7916e7t.

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