Inverse Laplace transform of a rational function

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Kindly help me find the Inverse laplace transform of the attached.
 

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Sherin said:
Kindly help me find the Inverse laplace transform of the attached.
It's difficult to read your writing.

Can't you type out what L(s) is? It's not very long.
 
Is partial fraction possible ?
its in the form of 1/s2 + s- b
 
Does "s2" mean "s^2" ([itex]s^2[/itex])? Is "1/s2+ s- b" supposed to be "1/(s^2+ s- b)"?
 
Sherin said:
1/(s^2+ s- b)

OK, so what is your next step? Note that PF rules forbid us from helping you if you have not made any attempt to solve the problem yourself.