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I am given a function f(t) with it's corresponding Laplace Transform in the Frequency Domain (F(s)).
I'm having a hard time wrapping my head around the product of say, L{cos(t)*f(t)}. The * is multiplication and not convolution. Must I do the integration for the Laplace transform by hand, or is there a short cut method using the table of Laplace transforms?
I want hints/direction, not a definitive answer.
Thanks
I'm having a hard time wrapping my head around the product of say, L{cos(t)*f(t)}. The * is multiplication and not convolution. Must I do the integration for the Laplace transform by hand, or is there a short cut method using the table of Laplace transforms?
I want hints/direction, not a definitive answer.
Thanks