By applying the convolution theorem to calculate L-1(14/[(s + 4)² + 25] ), an adecuate integral for the calculus would be: photo 3

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Section7.5: Product-to-sum And Sum-to-product Formulas
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By applying the convolution theorem to calculate L-1(14/[(s + 4)² + 25] ), an adecuate integral for the calculus would be:

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14
Oa) (e - u) sen(5u)du
Ob
du cos(5u)du
e
5
Oc) 14
sen(5u)du
e
5
u.e
sen(5u)du
5
Transcribed Image Text:14 Oa) (e - u) sen(5u)du Ob du cos(5u)du e 5 Oc) 14 sen(5u)du e 5 u.e sen(5u)du 5
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