Thread: Silly question about Laplace Transformations.

Say I have this term

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could I just say that 0.5 is a constant so it can be written as



and transform it normally, which would then be



or am I just being plain stupid and should know that things like this arent allowed with laplace terms?

I have been looking at examples, just cant seem to find any that would answer me

feeling pretty embarrased asking this question...

You can definitely do that.

So if f(t)= c u(t) where c is a constant,
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Yeah, I actually figured when I was transforming my terms back, that by linearity I could take the constant out..