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PhysicsCollegeGirl
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Homework Statement
L-1{[(2s-1)]/[(s^2)(s+1)^3]}
Homework Equations
L{f(t)e^(at)}=F(s-a)
The Attempt at a Solution
I have tried million ways but the different exponents in the denominator are throwing me off.
The other problem is that I cannot use partial fractions, the homework instructions require me to use translation in the s-axis.
But now I am thinking that I have to use partial fractions anyway? Can someone just tell me if there is a way to solve it without using partial fractions, and I will keep at it. If there is not, I can move on with my life in peace. Thank you!