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    This document contains a table of common Laplace transforms and their corresponding functions. It lists several basic functions such as 1, e^rx, cos(βx), sin(βx), x^n, and their Laplace transforms, which are fractional expressions involving s, the complex frequency variable. It also includes Laplace transforms of modified versions of these functions that contain exponentials or are multiplied by x.

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    This document contains a table of common Laplace transforms and their corresponding functions. It lists several basic functions such as 1, e^rx, cos(βx), sin(βx), x^n, and their Laplace transforms, which are fractional expressions involving s, the complex frequency variable. It also includes Laplace transforms of modified versions of these functions that contain exponentials or are multiplied by x.

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    This document contains a table of common Laplace transforms and their corresponding functions. It lists several basic functions such as 1, e^rx, cos(βx), sin(βx), x^n, and their Laplace transforms, which are fractional expressions involving s, the complex frequency variable. It also includes Laplace transforms of modified versions of these functions that contain exponentials or are multiplied by x.

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    Table of Laplace Transforms

    f (x) F (s) = L[f (x)]

    1
    1 , s>0
    s
    1
    erx , s>r
    s−r
    s
    cos βx , s>0
    s2 + β 2

    β
    sin βx , s>0
    s2 + β 2

    n!
    xn , n = 1, 2, . . . , s>0
    sn+1

    n!
    xn erx , n = 1, 2, . . . , s>r
    (s − r)n+1

    s2 − β 2
    x cos βx , s>0
    (s2 + β 2 )2

    2βs
    x sin βx , s>0
    (s2 + β 2 )2
    s−r
    erx cos βx , s>r
    (s − r)2 + β 2

    β
    erx sin βx , s>r
    (s − r)2 + β 2

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