LadyAnn
Jun24-08, 09:28 PM
Please help by explaining in detail how to find the Laplace transform of the function
f(t) = { 2 0 <= t < 3
{ -2 t >= 3.
For the most part I know that U(t-3)(t-3).
I want to account for the amplitude of 2 like this but I think that I am wrong.
2-2U(t-3)*-2(t-3). I feel that I'm on the right track but might have set up the problem incorrectly. if I have it set up correctly I think I can go from there but would like directional help please.
Thank You,
Lady Ann.
f(t) = { 2 0 <= t < 3
{ -2 t >= 3.
For the most part I know that U(t-3)(t-3).
I want to account for the amplitude of 2 like this but I think that I am wrong.
2-2U(t-3)*-2(t-3). I feel that I'm on the right track but might have set up the problem incorrectly. if I have it set up correctly I think I can go from there but would like directional help please.
Thank You,
Lady Ann.