Is the Laplace Transform Calculation Correct for a Given Function?

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The discussion centers on the accuracy of a Laplace Transform calculation involving the function sin(5t). A participant acknowledged an error in changing sin(5t) to cos(5t) and sought confirmation on the correctness of the remaining calculations. The consensus indicates that the initial transformation was incorrect, but the subsequent calculations based on sin(5t) were accurate. This highlights the importance of maintaining consistency in function representation during mathematical transformations.

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  • Understanding of Laplace Transform principles
  • Familiarity with trigonometric functions, specifically sine and cosine
  • Basic knowledge of calculus and differential equations
  • Experience with mathematical notation and 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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