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Check your partial fractions work. Your value for A and B are correct, but the values for C and D aren't.shreddinglicks said:Homework Statement
find the inverse laplace
Homework Equations
L^(-1)[(s+1)^2/(s+2)^4]
The Attempt at a Solution
included in attachment. the top problem, #20.
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ok, I see it now, thanks!
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