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[QUOTE="rude man, post: 6158773, member: 350494"] This is a good start but where did you get the right-hand side? It's just [I]L[/I][sup]-1[/sup]{Vi(s)N(s)} so leave it at that. You will not be concerned with N(s) in any way anyway. NOTE: You should use v(t) instead of V(t). Don't confuse the two. Also, always use lower-case s fot the Laplace variable, not S. Also, the initial condition is v(0+), not v(0-) etc. You have the right idea equating v(0+), v'(0+) etc. with the given terms not functions of N(s). But now I've kind of lost you. Don't use partial fraction expansions. Equate like powers of s to your given terms & solve for v(0+) and the necessary additional derivatives of v(0+). [/QUOTE]
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