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mathrocks
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I was wondering how do you go about converting something like tri(t-1) to the unit impulse function. How do you convert any function to a unit impulse function?
More specifically I'm trying to find the Laplace transform of x(t)=[tri(t-1)]e^(-3t)
And I was told you have to convert the tri(t-1) part to a unit impulse and then it become easy.
More specifically I'm trying to find the Laplace transform of x(t)=[tri(t-1)]e^(-3t)
And I was told you have to convert the tri(t-1) part to a unit impulse and then it become easy.