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Homework Statement



ƒ(t) = 1.15t


Homework Equations



Standard Laplace Transform Table

The Attempt at a Solution



L(f(t)) = e(t * ln(1.15) = 1 / (s - ln(1.15))
 

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Yes, that is correct.
 

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