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Evaluate each of the integrals (here δ(t) is the dirac delta function) (1) ∫∞−∞e5tδ(t−2)dt= (2) ∫∞−∞cos(2t)δ(t−5)dt= (3) ∫∞0e−stcos(3t)δ(t−2)dt= (4) ∫∞0e−stt3sin(t)δ(t−3)dt\)=

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\delta(x) has the property that for any continuous
f with support in
\mathbb R,


\displaystyle\int_(-\infty)^\infty f(x)\delta(x-c)\,\mathrm dx=f(c)

where
c\in\mathbb R. So we have


\displaystyle\int_(-\infty)^\infty e^(5t)\delta(t-2)\,\mathrm dt=e^(10)


\displaystyle\int_(-\infty)^\infty\cos2t\,\delta(t-5)\,\mathrm dt=\cos10

The remaining two integrals are identical to the Laplace transforms of
\cos3t\,\delta(t-2) and
t^3\sin t\,\delta(t-3). For these, we have the property that


\mathcal L_s\{f(t)\delta(t-c)\}=f(c)e^(-sc)

so we get


\displaystyle\int_0^\infty e^(-st)\cos3t\,\delta(t-2)\,\mathrm dt=\mathcal L_s\{\cos3t\,\delta(t-2)\}=\cos6\,e^(-2s)


\displaystyle\int_0^\infty e^(-st)t^3\sin t\,\delta(t-3)\,\mathrm dt=\mathcal L_s\{t^3\sin t\,\delta(t-3)\}=27\sin3\,e^(-3s)
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