help with 21 and draw the graph, The correct answer is u(t-1)(1-e^(-(t-1))) For Problems 15-24, find the inverse transform of the given function andsketch their graphs.15.16. ²17. S 318. s² +e-4119. s+420. (s + 4)²21. s(s + 1)

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For Problems 15-24, find the inverse transform of the given function and sketch their graphs. 15. 16. ² 17. S 3 18. s² + e-41 19. s+4 20. (s + 4)² 21. s(s + 1)