inverse laplace transform, example#5, with completing the square

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im confused, (e^-4t)*cos3^.5*t gives me a laplace of s/s^3 +4s^2 + 3s + 12,, how does that have s+4 on the numerator?

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if it was -8 instead of +8, do we multiply (1/2 * - 8)^2 or just multiply by 8 without the minus?

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do you have a video where, we need to complete the square on the numerator now. because that is where im stuck

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complete the square on the "numerator"? how come?

[@nomvuseleloh]

when you have a function of F(s)/G(s). on this case you have your function of F(s) stating with S^2(S to the exponent 2). i am not sure if i make any sense... Another question, do you have videos on CONVOLUTION PRODUCT AND INVERSE TRANSFORM. THANK YOU

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Why the e^(-4t)? According to my chart i see why you got the sin and cos. Is it because of that +4?

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By applying L^-1 {F (s - a)} = e^at f(t)

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how to calculate laplace for s/s+8

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Richa Awasthi s/(s+8) = 1-8/(s+8). Inverse laplace wud be L^(-1)= delta function-8e^(-8t)u(t)

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What if it is 5s/s^2-25 ?

[@DrQuatsch]

Well, this is a bit late, but L^-1{5s/(s^2 - 25)} = 5 L^-1{s/(s^2 + (5i)^2)} = 5cos(5it) = 5cosh(5t).
In general, if you have the inverse laplace transform of s/(s^2 - a^2) then it leads to cosh(at), and if it's a/(s^2 - a^2) then it's sinh(at).

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s/((s^2+4)(s+1)) how can I solve this with partial fraction

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