Solve Simple Residue Question with Laplace Transforms | Limit as p->0

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The discussion focuses on calculating the residue of the function (1/p)((sinh(p^1/2)(1-x))/(sinh(p^1/2))) as p approaches 0. The user is attempting to find the limit after multiplying by p, which leads to an indeterminate form. The conclusion drawn is that the residue at p=0 is indeed (1-x), despite the complications arising from the hyperbolic sine terms in the denominator.

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Hi guys,

I'm doing some Laplace transforms
Apologies for not typing this out very well I don't know LaTex...
where (1/p)((sinh(p^1/2)(1-x))/(sinh(p^1/2)))

I need to work out the residue at p=0...

It's been a while since I did this but you multiply through by p and then take the limit as p->0

I can't seem to work the last bit out as the bottom of the fraction becomes zero.

I'm guessing the residue is probably (1-x) but I don't know how to get there.

Thanks in advance.
 
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Don't the hyperbolic sines just cancel?
 

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