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I'll likley have to make a serious effort here?? Go figure. thanks for your help

O_Shredder: I think I understand your response, but I'm not 100%. In short I interpret your response this way: ...to get the inverse-LT (L-1) of L(f).L(g), I just convolute the inverse-LT of L(f) by the inverse-LT of L(g). In otherwords, L-1(L(f).L(g)) = f*g Is that right? If so, I...

Homework Statement trying to determine a general method for doing inverse-Laplace transforms of a product of two Laplace Transform (L.T.) functions f1(s) and f2(s) where f1(s) and f2(s) are the LTs of F1(t) and F2(t). The scenario is for calculating the convolution integral for F1(t)*F2(t)...