L[y(x)] = Y(s) the following equation has been obtained when Laplace transformation has been applied to an initial value problem in y(x). Find y(0)]. 36(3 – s2) s(s2 + 36) - Y(s) = O 36 O -38 O 38 O -36 O-37

L[y(x)] = Y(s) the following equation has been obtained when Laplace transformation has been applied to an initial value problem in y(x). Find y(0)]. 36(3 – s2) s(s2 + 36) - Y(s) = O 36 O -38 O 38 O -36 O-37

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Ly(x)] = Y(s) the following equation has been obtained when
Laplace transformation has been applied to an initial value problem
in y(x). Find y(0)].
36(3 – s2)
Y(s) =
s(s2 + 36)
O 36
O -38
O 38
O-36
O-37

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