Laplace Transform of e^(-t)cos(3t) + e^(6t) - 1

Find the Laplace Transform of the function e^(-t)cos(3t) + e^(6t) - 1.
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Separable Equations, Integration examples, integral examples, antiderivative examples, differential equations, integral practice problems, calculus 1 practice problems, differential equations practice problems, initial value problem, approximate solution, characteristic equations, auxiliary equations, roots, root solutions, complex roots, method of undetermined coefficients, variation of parameters, laplace transform. James Stewart Single Variable Calculus. Nagle, Saff, Snider Fundamentals of Differential Equations. In Problems 1-20, determine the Laplace transform of the given function using a provided Table and the properties of the transform. e^(-t) * cos(3t) + e^(6t) - 1. e^-t * cos3t + e^6t - 1. e^-t*cos3t+e^6t-1.
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