X(s) U(s) 100 7+4)732 10s + 50
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First, we need to find the Laplace transform of X(t) and U(t) separately. Let's assume that X(t) and U(t) are both zero for t<0. L{X(t)} = X(s) L{U(t)} = U(s) Show more…
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