1. Jan 7, 2007 #1

   cabellos

   

   inverse laplace method for equation .....
   
   Just doing some revision but im a little stuck on how to find the inverse laplace of 1/s(s-2)

    

   cabellos, Jan 7, 2007
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3. Jan 7, 2007 #2

   LeonhardEuler

   

   Gold Member

   You can find it using partial fractions.

    

   LeonhardEuler, Jan 7, 2007
4. Jan 7, 2007 #3

   HallsofIvy

   

   Science Advisor

   1/s(s-2)= A/s+ B/(s-2) for appropriate A and B- that's the "partial fractions" the eminent LeonhardEuler mentioned. One good way to solve for A and B is to multiply both sides by s(s-2) and then plug in simple values for s to get two equations for A and B.

    

   HallsofIvy, Jan 7, 2007

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