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Jtgudu=In|sce u| +e. 9, fcotg udu =In|sen w| + ¢ 10. [sec udu=In|sec u+ tg u| +e. 11, feosee w du = In eosee u — cotg w| +c. 2, sec wtgudu=sec ute 13. feosee weotg udu 14. sce? udu = tg ute 5. feosec®u du = —cotg ute 16. Satter = tare te# +. 1. fie =n be >a? 18 Tite =lnfut VF Fel +c 19. f fie o) PVP) > - 1 8 tet a? : sa 5 = mena) (s-a)" : 10 a) (s- a) 1 uf —t— asp (= als — By ‘ ) vf) ary (sails — 6) ‘ ) 1 1 bis 2 sna wl sty cos or s 1 sane 6a 6 coher b aa 18 cos wt » 1 = esa “ 62 » Lar sno (continued)e06.qxd 10/28/10 6:33 PM Page 250 $ 250 CHAP. 6 Laplace Transforms Table of Laplace Transforms (continued) Fo = 0) 10) ie 1 a (sin wt ~ at cos ot) ro? ie fsinar 66 ” de Bo SoS tein wr + a 608 00) rye 35 SD Or + wrens at $ op 1 mw) te wee (208 at — cos bt Geer ‘ | Be J | san Eten kr eos kt ~ cos kr sinh kt) Fak # 26 2 isin te sinh ke 4 ae ae 7 s 1 sinh kr ~ sin a) 2 L 2 Ktoost kr — cos kn) 2 29 Lae gay Wart 20 entity (25 Iss 2 s Jolat) 54 2 1a + 2a Va v4)" Tolza) lente 5s * Ta \2a) fea ! 4 ue = a) 63 3 a=) 64 36 Jo2VE) Js4 37 ss) Lew 39) Foy (continued)06. axa 10/28/20 6:33 PM Page 251 4 Chapter 6 Review Questions and Problems asi Table of Laplace Transforms (continued) Fi = £0) fo See. ofa -mimy eos | yss a deat et) 2 241 - cos wn) 66 7 8 2 a — cosh an 44 4 sino 7 as | Larccots sito am CHAPTER 6 REVIEW QUESTIONS AND PROBLEMS 4, State the Laplace transforms ofa few simple functions {rom memory 2, What ae the steps of solving an ODE by the Laplace ceanstors? 3. In what cases of solving ODES is the present method eferable to that in Chap. 2? What property of the Laplace transform is crucial in solving ODES? 5.1 2U@ + a0) = LO} + £0P? £(fORt) = LIL 90}? Explain 6, When and how do you use the unit step function and Dirae's deta? 7.16 you know /(0) = SMF? 8, Explain the use ofthe two sifting theorems from memory 9, Cana discontinuous function have a Laplace transform? Give teason. 4 “"(F(s)), how would you find 10, If two different continuous functions have transforms, the latter are diferent. Why is this practically important? 1-19] _LAPLACE TRANSFORMS Find the transform, indicating the method used and showing the details 11,5 cosh 21 ~ 3 si 18. sn? dy 12, e"(eos ar — 2sin 4) 14, 1607u(t — 2 15. ui - 3) 16. u(t ~ 27) sins AT. re0s 1 + sia AB, (sin wt) + (eos od) 19. 128+ e# 720-28] INVERSE LAPLACE TRANSFORM Find the inverse transform, indicating the method used and showing the devils & cost + ssind 2. 2 Poet Piet 2 +1) 4, Sa 835 25, 2 Fr 025) 7 26, HI ay, A ° Pears 28, Paas2 29-37] ODEs AND SYSTEMS Solve by the Laplace transform, showing the details and xaphing the solution: 29, 9" +49" + Sy = 50, = 5, yO) = 5 30.9" 4 16y = 450m), = =1, yO +