MHB How do I find the Laplace Transform for U3(t)(t-3)^5/2?

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To find the Laplace Transform of U3(t)(t-3)^(5/2), the discussion highlights the use of the formula F(s) = e^(-as) * L{g(t+a)}(s) for functions of the form f(t) = g(t)u(t-a). The user initially struggles with the problem, noting that it appears different from previous examples. After some contemplation, they manage to resolve their confusion and find the solution. The exchange emphasizes the importance of recognizing the structure of functions in Laplace Transform problems.
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I'm working on a few problems to find Laplace transforms and I got stuck on this one.
${U}_{3}(t){(t-3)}^{5/2}$

It looks different from the other I've been doing so I don't really know how to get started
 
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According to a table I have, if we are given:

$$f(t)=g(t)u(t-a)$$ where $0\le a$

then:

$$F(s)=e^{-as}\mathcal{L}\{g(t+a)\}(s)$$

Does this help?
 
thank you :) i didn't notice anything of that form in my table
 
So I tried to work on this problem but I can't seem to figure it out. I just have no idea what I'm doing with it.
 
nervmind! got it
 

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