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"easy" Laplace Transform...help!
Evaluate L{(e^-2t)*t*sinht}
translation theorem
Just to clarify: the contents of the bracket is the product of 3 terms:
e^-2t (e to the power of -2t)
t
sinht
all multiplied together.
I am ok with finding the laplace of 2 term products but with 3 terms I do not know where to begin. All I can think of is that the presence of the euler term suggests the use of the 2nd translation theorem.
Any help would be appreciated.
Homework Statement
Evaluate L{(e^-2t)*t*sinht}
Homework Equations
translation theorem
The Attempt at a Solution
Just to clarify: the contents of the bracket is the product of 3 terms:
e^-2t (e to the power of -2t)
t
sinht
all multiplied together.
I am ok with finding the laplace of 2 term products but with 3 terms I do not know where to begin. All I can think of is that the presence of the euler term suggests the use of the 2nd translation theorem.
Any help would be appreciated.