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Homework Statement
1/s^5
Homework Equations
I was thinking I need to use n!/s^n+1
The Attempt at a Solution
But n would then be 4, so n! will be 24. Not sure what to do?
The forum discussion centers on the calculation of the Inverse Laplace Transform for the function 1/s^5. The user correctly identifies the need to apply the formula n!/s^(n+1) for n=4, resulting in 4! = 24. The transformation leads to the expression 1/s^5 = (1/24)(4!/s^(4+1)), confirming the relationship between the Laplace Transform and factorials in this context.
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