Solve Laplace Inverse for s2/((s2-1)(s-1)2)

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Homework Statement


s2/((s2-1)(s-1)2)



Homework Equations


laplace tables


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I attempted the shifting method and also partial fraction method but efforts were fruitless
 
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Show us what you got from those efforts because that approach will work.
 
which one?
 
You can use both concepts in finding the solution, but you should start with partial fractions to separate it into simpler pieces.
 
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