How Do You Perform Laplace Transforms on Specific Functions?

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The discussion focuses on performing Laplace transforms for specific functions, including 7/s(s+30), 1/s^3, and 3pi/s^2 + 9pi^2. The user Moses seeks clarification on whether they require the inverse Laplace transform. It is confirmed that partial fraction decomposition is necessary for the first function, while the second and third functions can be directly referenced from a Laplace transform table. A recommended online resource for these transforms is provided.

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Hi

I need laplace transform of the functions below:


7/s(s+30)

1/s^3

3pi/s^2 + 9pi^2

Thanks in advance

Moses
 
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Do you mean you want the inverse Laplace transform? Typically, functions are written in terms of "t" and their Laplace transforms in terms of s. If so for the first one, use "partial fractions" to write it as A/x+ B/(x+ 30) and look up the inverse transforms in a table of transfroms.

For the second and third, you should be able to look them up directly.

Here's a pretty good table on line:
http://www.vibrationdata.com/Laplace.htm
 

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