Example
12.28. Let
. Find
.
Explore Solution 12.28.
Enter Y[s] and use the Heaviside Expansion Theorem to find y[t].
![[Graphics:../Images/LaplaceInverseMod_gr_243.gif]](../Images/LaplaceInverseMod_gr_243.gif)
Q[s] has simple zeros at the points
. Construct
the three terms
.
![[Graphics:../Images/LaplaceInverseMod_gr_247.gif]](../Images/LaplaceInverseMod_gr_247.gif)
Use the Heaviside Expansion Theorem to construct y[t].
Aside. We can check this with Mathematica's result using the LaplaceTransform package.