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Use the convolution integral to find the inverse transforms of:

p(p+a)(p+b)2

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The inverse transform of given equation is bb-ate-bt+ae-bt-ae-atb-a2.

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01

Given information.

The equation is pp+ap+b2.

02

Inverse transform and Convolution theorem.

The piecewise-continuous and exponentially-restricted real function f(t) is the inverse Laplace transform of a function F(s), and it has the property:

role="math" localid="1659252366292" L{f}(s)=L{ft}(s)=F(s)

where Lis the Laplace transform.

As per Convolution theorem, if we have two functions, taking their convolution and then Laplace is the same as taking the Laplace first (of the two functions separately) and then multiplying the two Laplace Transforms.

03

Find the inverse transform of p(p+a)(p+b)2.

Consider the equation.

pp+ap+b2=p(p+a)p+b-1p+b

As per the convolution theorem.

role="math" localid="1659253406328" L-1pp+ap+b-1p+b=0tg1.g2dx=0tg1tg2dt=0tae-ax-be-bxa-b.e-btt-xdx=aa-b0te-axe-bt-xdx-ba-b0te-bxe-bt-xdx

Further solve,

pp+ap+b1p+b=ae-bta-b0te-axebxdx-be-bta-b0te-bxebxdx=ae-bta-b0teb-adx-be-bta-b0t1dx=ae-bta-beb-axb-a0t-be-bta-bx0t=ae-bt-b-a2eb-a-1-bte-bta-b

Further solve,

pp+ap+b1p+b=ae-bteb-atb-a2+ae-btb-a2-bte-bta-b=ae-bt+bb-ate-bt-ae-bteb-atb-a2=ae-bt+bb-ate-bt-ae-btb-a2=bb-ate-bt+ae-bt-ae-atb-a2

Thus, the inverse transform of given equation is role="math" localid="1659254961288" bb-ate-bt+ae-bt-ae-atb-a2.

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