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a) do the laplace transform to; x(t)= e^2t . sin(3t) . sin (t) b) do the...

a) do the laplace transform to;

x(t)= e^2t . sin(3t) . sin (t)

b) do the inverse laplace transform to;

x(s) = (3s-5) / ( (s+1).(s^2+2s+5) )

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