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Take the Laplace Transform of the IVP(Initial Value Problem) and solve for the inverse laplace transform.
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Take the Laplace Transform of the IVP(Initial Value Problem) and solve for the inverse laplace transform.

Take the Laplace Transform of the IVP(Initial Value Problem) and solve for the inverse-example-1
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Answer: 1 1

2 4

3 9

4 10

5 95

6 93

7 3

8 125

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