L[u(t – 3) (r²4' – 9 4')] =In 4 e-» (공 + 음) ○-3s264e(s-In 4)³9(s-In 4)²In 3 e-t* (를 + ) Oe 4s+s-3)38(s–3)²81e-4s(s-In 3)³16(s-In 3)²81e-4s (-+(s-ln 3)³8(s-In 3)-

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L[u(1 – 3) (r²4' – 9 4')] = In 4 e-" (금 + 음) ㅇ -3s 64e 2 (s-In 4)3 (s-In 4)2 In 3 e-4s (를 - 8 -4s e 2 + (s-3)3 8. (s-3)² 81e-4s 2 (s-In 3) 16 (s-In 3)2 2 81e-4s (s-In 3)3 8 (s-In 3)²

Advanced Engineering Mathematics

10th Edition

ISBN:9780470458365

Author:Erwin Kreyszig

Publisher:Erwin Kreyszig

Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1RQ

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