Kindly help me solve this inverse Laplace transform

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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.
 
1/(s2+(λ- (ρ-β)/Λ)s- λρ/Λ)
 
I would greatly appreciate
 
What have you tried?
 
Is partial fraction possible ?
its in the form of 1/s2 + s- b
 
Does "s2" mean "s^2" (s^2)? Is "1/s2+ s- b" supposed to be "1/(s^2+ s- b)"?
 
HallsofIvy said:
1/(s^2+ s- b)

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.
 
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