MHB Is the Laplace Transform Calculation Correct for a Given Function?

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The discussion revolves around a query regarding the correctness of a Laplace Transform calculation for a specific function. The original poster mistakenly changed sin(5t) to cos(5t) but acknowledged the error. They seek confirmation on whether the rest of their calculations, which were based on sin(5t), are accurate. Participants emphasize the importance of consistency in trigonometric functions throughout the calculations. The thread highlights the need for careful verification in mathematical transformations.
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i made an oopsie :) thanks for pointing that out. is the rest of it correct though? because i did the rest of the work with sin. not cos
 

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