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Take the Laplace Transform of the IVP(Initial Value Problem) and solve for the inverse laplace transform.

Take the Laplace Transform of the IVP(Initial Value Problem) and solve for the inverse laplace transform.
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Take the Laplace Transform of the IVP(Initial Value Problem) and solve for the inverse laplace transform.

Take the Laplace Transform of the IVP(Initial Value Problem) and solve for the inverse-example-1
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Answer: 1 1

2 4

3 9

4 10

5 95

6 93

7 3

8 125

Explanation:

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