# Laplace Transforms

Discussion in 'Math' started by full, Nov 26, 2014.

1. ### full Thread Starter Member

May 3, 2014
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Hello again

thanks for help

I do another problem but I don't know how will complete my solution

thanks

2. ### full Thread Starter Member

May 3, 2014
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again the question in part #4
I stop on partial function ,so there is the question is complex number ,what I will do?

3. ### WBahn Moderator

Mar 31, 2012
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Full, in the future, please keep it to one problem per thread. Invariably you are going to get people responding to the one problem mixed who aren't even aware that there is more than one and it will get utterly confusing.

I'll ask the mods to split this off into a new thread.

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4. ### simo_x Member

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There is a basic rule for factoring a function into partial fraccion with the denominator having complex roots.
Take a look at this.

However I do not understand your last step:

$\left( {\not{(1+s)^2 + 6} \over (1+s)^2 + 4} \right )\left({1 \over \not{(1+s)^2 + 4}}\right )$

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