How Do You Apply ζ in an Initial Value Problem When Using Laplace Transform?

bbq pizza · Aug 11, 2015

hi, if there is a initial value problem with a ζ in it with specified values what do you do with it when taking the laplace transform?

SteamKing · Aug 11, 2015

bbq pizza said:

hi, if there is a initial value problem with a ζ in it with specified values what do you do with it when taking the laplace transform?

You apply the initial values of zeta according to the Laplace transform formula for the derivative of a function.

How Do You Apply ζ in an Initial Value Problem When Using Laplace Transform?

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