Inverse Laplace Transform of (1/(s+s^3))?

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Homework Statement



What is the inverse laplace transform of (1/(s+s^3))?

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I looked it up on wolframalpha and got 1-cos(t), but I don't understand how they got that answer. I looked up a basic laplace transform chart and didn't see anything that matched; also thought of using partial fractions to simplify it but that didn't work out.
 
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rAInMo9 said:

Homework Statement



What is the inverse laplace transform of (1/(s+s^3))?

Homework Equations



The Attempt at a Solution



I looked it up on wolframalpha and got 1-cos(t), but I don't understand how they got that answer. I looked up a basic laplace transform chart and didn't see anything that matched; also thought of using partial fractions to simplify it but that didn't work out.

I think you should try partial fractions again. It works out pretty easily that way. Show us what you did.
 
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Haha...I just realized I did my partial fraction decomposition wrong the first time -______- So mad...Thanks for the help!
 
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