Consider solving an equation like (10.1) but with nonzero initial conditions.
(a) Write the corrected form of
(b) Find the explicit from of the inverse transformation of the transfer for a
(use L7), and so write the general solution of (10.2) with nonzero initial conditions as a convolution integral plus the terms which you found in (a).
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