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    This document discusses advanced formulas for taking the Laplace transform (LT) of derivatives, integrals, and other functions. It provides examples of taking the LT of derivatives like f'(t), integrals like ∫ sin(t) dt, and functions multiplied by t like tsin(t). Formula are given for LT of derivatives as L{f'(t)} = sF(s) - f(0), LT of integrals, and LT of functions multiplied by powers of t. The document also evaluates some example integrals using the LT, such as ∫ t e^-3t sin(t) dt, ∫ sin(mt)/t dt, and ∫ e^-t (cos(at

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    This document discusses advanced formulas for taking the Laplace transform (LT) of derivatives, integrals, and other functions. It provides examples of taking the LT of derivatives like f'(t), integrals like ∫ sin(t) dt, and functions multiplied by t like tsin(t). Formula are given for LT of derivatives as L{f'(t)} = sF(s) - f(0), LT of integrals, and LT of functions multiplied by powers of t. The document also evaluates some example integrals using the LT, such as ∫ t e^-3t sin(t) dt, ∫ sin(mt)/t dt, and ∫ e^-t (cos(at

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    Lecture 14 Advance formula on Laplace Transform

    Adv Formula 1; (LT of Derivative)

    If L { f ( t ) }=F ( S) and f ' ( t ) be continuous then L { f ' ( t ) }=sF ( s )−f (0)

    Ex. Find L {dtd sin t }


    1 1
    Soln: Here f ( t )=sint ⟹ L {sin t }= 2
    ⟹ F ( s )= 2
    s +1 s +1

    Again f ( 0 )=sin 0

    Hence L {dtd sin t }=s s 1+1 −0= s S+1


    2 2

    Adv Formula 2

    { }
    3
    d
    Ex. Find L 3
    sin t
    dt

    1 1
    Soln: We know Here f ( t )=sint ⟹ L {sin t }= 2
    ⟹ F ( s )= 2
    s +1 s +1

    { }
    3
    d 3 2 '
    L 3
    sin t =s F ( S )−s f ( 0 )−s f ( 0 )−f (0
    dt

    3 1 2 3 1
    ¿s 2
    −s sin 0−s cos 0−(−sin 0) = s 2 −s
    s +1 s +1

    Adv Formula 3 ( LT of integration)

    {∫ }
    t
    sin t
    Ex. Find LT dt
    0 t
    Adv Formula 4 ( Multiplication by t n ¿

    Ex. Find L { tsint }

    1
    Soln: we knows L { sin t }= 2 2
    s +1

    1 d 1
    Then L { t sin t }=(−1 )
    ds s 2+ 1

    Adv Formula 5 (division by t)

    t
    1−e
    Ex. Find LT of
    t

    Evaluation of Integrals using LT


    ∞

    Ex1. Evaluate ∫ t e
    −3 t
    sint dt
    0

    Solution: The question can be rewritten as ∫ e


    −3 t
    (tsint)dt
    0

    Now let us consider f(t)=tsint

    We know L(sin t) = 2
    1
    s +1
    ⟹ L ( t sin t ) =(−1 )
    d
    2
    1 2s
    = 2 2
    ( )
    d s s +1 ( s +1 )

    As per the defn of LT we know L(f(t))=∫ e


    −st
    f (t )dt =F(S)
    0

    2s
    Here F(S)= 2 and s=3. So the integral value is
    ( s +1 )
    2

    )|
    ∞
    2s 3
    ∫ t e−3 t sint dt = 2 =
    0 ( s +1
    2
    s=3
    50

    ∞
    sin mt
    Ex.2 Evaluate ∫ dt
    0 t

    Soln: We know

    That implies

    −1 −1 s
    = tan ∞−tan
    m
    ∞ ∞
    sin mt −0 t sin mt
    Now the question can be re written as ∫ dt=∫ e dt where s=0 Now putting
    0 t 0 t
    π −1 0 π
    the values of s=0 in above solution we get −tan =
    2 m 2
    ∞

    Ex 3 Evaluate ∫ e
    0
    −t
    ( cos at −cosbt
    t ) dt
    Soln:
    { }
    t t
    Ex4. Find L ∫ e sint
    t
    dt
    0

    Solution:

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