I did the laplace transform of a function to end up with, but now I'm stuck. How would I go about finding the inverse laplace transform of that function?
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I did the laplace transform of a function to end up with, but now I'm stuck. How would I go about finding the inverse laplace transform of that function?
First step in doing the inverse, I think, would be to separate things out:
The denominators all simplify considerably, don't they? Where does that lead?