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derive the transfer function the following differe

Derive the transfer function the following differential equation the form

1. Find Laplace transform F(s) of f(t) = e2tcos(3t) + 5 e2tsin(3t).

Hint

F(s) = L�e2tcos(3t)� + L
ω=3 ;

k=5, ω=3

a=2

a=2

F(s) =
3
F(s) = L�10� + 5Lt + Lt2 4Lt3
n=1
n=2 ; n=3

F(s) = 10 1
s

+ 5 1! s2

F(s) = 10s3 + 5s2 + 2s − 24

s4

F(s) = 2L e3t + 4L t e3t + Lt2e3t
a=3
n=1 ; n=2

a=3

a=3

1 1

(s − 3)3

2
(s − 3)3

4. Find Laplace transform F(s) of f(t) = 6 e5tcos(2t) − e7t.

Hint

4

6. Apply partial fraction expansion to the expression:

4s + 7
F(s) = (s + 1)(s2+ 5s + 16)

(s + 1)(s2+ 5s + 16) = A(s2 + 5s + 16) + (Bs + C)(s + 1)
4s + 7 = A(s2+ 5s + 16) + (Bs + C)(s + 1) (1)

Apply lims→−1 to find A:
4 × −1 + 7 = A((1)2+ 5 × (1) + 16) + 0 A = 1
4

4s + 7 = 1 4+ B s2+ 5 4+ B + C

B = 1 4.

7 = 4 + C

C = 3.

F(s) = 1

4
s + 1 +

5

Solution

Take the Laplace transform of the both sides and find Y (s)

sY (s) − y(0) = 3 1 s− 2 1 s2

3s − 2
s3

=A s+ B s2 + C

(1)
3s − 2 = As2+ Bs + C

In order to find A, we differentiate both sides of equation (2):

Y (s) = 3 s2 2 s3. (3)

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