Final Answer:
The Laplace transform of the function f(t) = 
 is F(s) = (a / (s - b)² + a²) / (s² - b²).
 is F(s) = (a / (s - b)² + a²) / (s² - b²). 
Step-by-step explanation:
Laplace Transform Properties: The Laplace transform of functions involving sinh and e^t can be found using the following properties:
L{sinh(bt)} = b / (s² - b²)
L{
 } = 1 / (s - a)
} = 1 / (s - a)
Applying the Properties: Using these properties, we can decompose f(t) and transform each term separately:
L{ 
 } = L{
} = L{
 } * L{sinh(bt)}
} * L{sinh(bt)}
Transforming the Terms:
L{
 } = 1 / (s - a)
} = 1 / (s - a)
L{sinh(bt)} = b / (s² - b²)
Combining Terms: 
Multiplying the transformed terms and simplifying:
L{ 
 } = (1 / (s - a)) * (b / (s² - b²)) = (a / (s - b)² + a²) / (s² - b²)
} = (1 / (s - a)) * (b / (s² - b²)) = (a / (s - b)² + a²) / (s² - b²)
Therefore, the Laplace transform of f(t) = 
 is F(s) = (a / (s - b)² + a²) / (s² - b²).
 is F(s) = (a / (s - b)² + a²) / (s² - b²).