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jhendren
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Homework Statement
Find Laplace transformation
H(t-1)t^2
Homework Equations
The Attempt at a Solution
[2(e^-s)f(t^2)]/s^3
I'm not sure how to get t^2 in terms of t-1
I know the answer is (2+2s+s^2)/s^3
jhendren said:can you show me the proof on that formula because it is no where in my book
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