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    This document summarizes some key properties of Laplace transforms. It proves that the Laplace transform of the derivative of a function f(t) is equal to s times the Laplace transform of f(t) minus f(0). It also proves the linearity property that the Laplace transform of a linear combination of functions is equal to the linear combination of the individual Laplace transforms.

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    This document summarizes some key properties of Laplace transforms. It proves that the Laplace transform of the derivative of a function f(t) is equal to s times the Laplace transform of f(t) minus f(0). It also proves the linearity property that the Laplace transform of a linear combination of functions is equal to the linear combination of the individual Laplace transforms.

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    ext Book of Engineering Mathematics

    Result 7: Prove
    that L {1]=
    Proof: L[I] =

    L[e= es.e dt
    0

    e-S e -e"
    S

    L1| = $

    Laplace Transforms of Derivatives


    Theorem 1. LIf')
    =sL |f (O1-f (0)
    Proof LLf'O= ef') dt= e d[f (
    SE
    e
    d V= d f U S ) est fO -

    f() d (ers")
    0

    =
    0- e f (0) - Sf() s (-s) dt

    =-f (0)+s est f () dt


    0
    sL ()-f (0)
    Similarly L"(O) =

    s2Lf (O1-sf (0)-f'(0)


    L[fO] =
    sL [f (0] s2f (0) - sf
    '(0)--f"(0)
    -

    and so on. In general *******

    L[f" ()] =
    sL [ (D]-s"- f (0) - s" -2 f'(0)
    s3f" (0) -.. - fn-1 (O)
    -

    Linearity Property
    ***

    If e and c2 are constants and f, () and f, (1) are given funetions,


    then L e f1 () + C2 f2 ()] = e L I / (01 + c L If2 (01

    Proof: L [ej í () +t C2 I2 ()]

    e s {e f1 () +
    c2 f2 (0)} d

    c I f , (1) + f, (0}dt

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