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    ∞

    1. L { f (t) }=∫ e
    − st
    f ( t ) dt=F (s )
    0

    L { f (t) }=F (s)

    First shifting property

    L { f ( t ) }=F ( s)

    2. L {e at f (t) }=F (s−a)

    Note:

    Whenever e at multiplied with the function f (t) then always use


    first shifting property
    First find L { f (t)}=F (s)

    Then find L {e at f (t)}=F (s−a)

    Replacing s by s−a

    Question Find the Laplace Transform of

    1 L { e−3 t sin 2t }

    2 L {e t t2 }

    3 L { t n e at }

    4 L {(t−2)2 e−2t }
    5 L { sinh t cos at }

    6 L { sinh 3 t e−2 t }

    7 L { e 4 t sin 2 t cos t }

    t multiplication property
    n
    d
    L {t f (t) }=(−1) {F ( s ) }
    n n
    3. ds
    n

    Question Find the Laplace Transform of

    1 L { t cos at }

    2 L { t 2 cos at }

    3 L { t n e at }

    4 L {t2 e t }

    5 L { t ( 3 sin 2 t−2cos 2t ) }

    6 L { t e−2 t sin 3 t }

    4. L { f (t)u (t−a) }=e L { f (t+a) } =e F (s),


    −as −as

    ( t → t+ a )

    5. L { f (t−a)u (t−a) }=e L { f (t ) }=e F(s), also called second shifting


    −as −as
    property

    { ( t−a ) → ( t−a )+ a=t }

    where {
    u ( t−a )= 0if 0<t< a
    1if t ≥ a is a unit step function

    6. { f (t−a)u(t−a) } =L−1 [ e−as L { f ( t) } ]=L−1 { e−as F (s) }, also called inverse of

    second shifting property

    Or

    L−1 {e−as F (s) }={ f (t−a)u (t−a) }

    { ( t−a ) → ( t−a )+ a=t }

    7. L { f (t)u (t−a) }=e L { f (t+a) } ,


    −as

    { t → t+ a }
    −as
    e
    8. L { u(t−a) } =
    s

    9. If {
    f ( t )= g(t )if 0< t< a
    h(t) if t ≥ a

    Then the unit step function of

    f ( t )=g ( t ) { u ( t−0 )−u ( t−a ) } +h ( t ) { u ( t−a ) }

    { {
    g(t ) if 0 ≤ t< a
    10. If f ( t )= h(t) if a ≤ t< b
    k (t) if t ≥ b
    Then the unit step function of

    f ( t )=g ( t ) { u ( t−0 )−u ( t−a ) } +h ( t ) { u ( t−a )−u ( t−b ) }+ k ( t ) { u ( t−b ) }

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