What is the Laplace Transform of a Derivative Function?

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(d^n/dt^n)f(t)= ??

im not entirely sure how to solve this problem...
 
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First find the transform of f'(t). Use integration by parts. Then use recursion to get to the nth derivative.
 
thanks for the help i appreciate it...=)
 

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