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The Laplace transform of the function f(t) is defined by {{S(t)} = F(s)=S"6"f(s)dt Show that (i) { 0 L'1 $()}= dF(s) ds

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The Laplace Transform Of The Function F T Is Defined By S T F S S 6 F S Dt Show That I 0 L 1 Df S Ds 1
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The Laplace transform of the function f(t) is defined by {{S(t)} = F(s)=S"6"f(s)dt Show that (i) { 0 L'1 $()}= dF(s) ds ii (i) Lle")=- 1 * Hence or otherwise ſind ['s+2)