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Given that,

Taking inverse Laplace transform of F(S), inverse of

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Given that,

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Inverse of , where ‘a’ is any constant

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Inverse of , therefore inverse of

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Given that,

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Inverse of , where ‘n’ is degree of Laplace term

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Therefore inverse of

Therefore inverse of F(S),

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Given that,

Multiplying numerator and denominator by 3

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Inverse of , where ‘a’ is any constant

Therefore inverse of

Therefore inverse of F(S),

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Given that,

Multiplying numerator and denominator with 2

To find inverse Laplace transform of F(S),

Inverse of , where ‘a’ is any constant

And inverse of

Therefore inverse of

Therefore inverse of F(S),

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Given that,

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Inverse of

Inverse of

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Inverse of

Therefore inverse of

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Inverse of

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