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That's what I would say Because laplace is an integration transform so that it cannot be Distributed on 1 function times other. And I want to take ur attention dave that ur Relevant equations is wrong and the right is : L (sin kt )= k/(s^2 + k^2) not = k^2/(s^2 + k^2) hope u get it

thanks vela 4 explanation it was really useful ,,

it's not homework but it's something I can't make any sense with it why when we transform from cylindrical 2 cartisian or the inverse we take the unit vector in our consideration and transform it also not just transform the function and relate it to the other unit vectors ??. for example ...