I have a general question about Laplace transforms. Lets say that I want to transform -20e^(-10t) to the s domain. Do i just do -20*(1/(s+10)) or do i need to see that -20e^(-10t) is the derivative of 2e^(-10t) and then use the derivative property and multiply F(s) by s after i transform? Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks!

 

I have a general question about Laplace transforms. Lets say that I want to transform -20e^(-10t) to the s domain. Do i just do -20*(1/(s+10)) or do i need to see that -20e^(-10t) is the derivative of 2e^(-10t) and then use the derivative property and multiply F(s) by s after i transform? Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks!

You go with your first option. Why would you be concerned about the derivative?

 

You go with your first option. Why would you be concerned about the derivative?

I dont know. Thanks. I had a few more lectures on it and its a lot clearer now