Plss answer e2 (+5t – 2)6(s – 2)*(s – 2)?O Option 3O None of the Choices6 + 5(s – 2) – 2(s - 2)(s - 2)*(s+2)*(s – 2)?2Option 1Option 22)5

To find the Laplace transform of f(t)=e2tt3+5t-2⇒f(t)=e2tt3+5e2tt-2e2t

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