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Inverse laplace transform of H(s) = 1/(s+4)^2

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Answer:

Inverse Laplace of
(1)/((S+4)^2) will be
te^(-4t)

Explanation:

We have to find the inverse Laplace transform of
H(S)=(1)/((S+4)^2)

We know that of
(1)/(s+4) is
e^(-4t)

As in H(s) there is square of
s+4

So i inverse Laplace there will be multiplication of t

So the inverse Laplace of
(1)/((s+4)^2) will be
te^(-4t)


L^(-1)(1)/((S+4)^2)=te^(-4t)

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