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Ok... I'm working on this laplace transform, and I'm getting stuck on the partial fractions part on this one problem. If someone could help me out with setting it up, I would be very appreciative.
[tex] \frac{s}{(s^2+4)(s^2+\omega^2 ) }[/tex]
After trying to set it up, I get something like:
[tex]s=A(s^2+\omega^2)+B(s^2+4)[/tex]
I can't really equate the coefficients with a problem like this. I'm just totally frickn' lost when it comes to this part. My algebra is rather crappy
[tex] \frac{s}{(s^2+4)(s^2+\omega^2 ) }[/tex]
After trying to set it up, I get something like:
[tex]s=A(s^2+\omega^2)+B(s^2+4)[/tex]
I can't really equate the coefficients with a problem like this. I'm just totally frickn' lost when it comes to this part. My algebra is rather crappy
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