Example
12.26. Let
. Find
.
Explore Solution 12.26.
Enter Y[s] and find its partial fraction expansion.
Use a table of Laplace transforms to solve
for
.
![[Graphics:../Images/LaplaceInverseMod_gr_166.gif]](../Images/LaplaceInverseMod_gr_166.gif)
Aside. We can check this with Mathematica's result using the LaplaceTransform package.
Alternately. We
could the methods of partial fraction expansion that were developed
in Section
8.1.
All we would need to do is consider complex terms in the
denominator.
![[Graphics:../Images/LaplaceInverseMod_gr_169.gif]](../Images/LaplaceInverseMod_gr_169.gif)
Where
It is useful to notice that Mathematica can easily find
these residues using the built in command
.
Then it is easy to form with the calculation
It takes a bit of work to collect the two fractions involving the irreducible quadratics.