Inverse Laplace Transform (KristaKingMath)

Inverse Laplace Transform calculus problem example.

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Hi, I’m Krista! I make math courses to keep you from banging your head against the wall. ;)

Math class was always so frustrating for me. I’d go to a class, spend hours on homework, and three days later have an “Ah-ha!” moment about how the problems worked that could have slashed my homework time in half. I’d think, “WHY didn’t my teacher just tell me this in the first place?!”

[intowin_pas]

How do you dislike this video? Who are these 13 ppl? I spent days trying to understand this. The best 11 mins of my entire life in engineering course. Thank you Krista. You are the real MVP!!!! God bless you.

[kristakingmath]

Hi! I'm so glad you liked it, thank you!! :)

[virginialikesyou]

You have made me very happy-THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU! I can stop banging my head against stuff now :)

[kingofthisuniverse]

Watching these videos while sitting in my pointless 8 am differential equations class, it's making a ton more sense now. Thank you :)

[langalakhev]

This video deserve 999k Likes.. You the best Krista

[ahmedalmayyahi]

You made it so simple, I will keep watching your videos

[zainjavaid]

Missed my class today and you taught me in 10 min what my teacher was gonna teach me in 50 min. Thanks! very helpful video.

[sidewinder]

Excellent video. It was great to see so many forms of manipulating the fractions to fit what was needed.

[krimanaco]

I stumbled upon this website. I had no idea such creative teaching was accessible on the web. Brava! Krista King. You will make many young students happy they saw your teaching skills. (I was a Prof for many years so can enjoyed seeing another one in action :-))

[kristakingmath]

i'm so glad, you're welcome!! :D

[gidionmbokoso]

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[crolight]

thank you from croatia :))) you save my 10 years of life

[TottoChan]

You've been a great help. I finally understand completing the square and inverse laplace transform. It truly answer my doubts. Thank you. 

[vanyssqqueta]

I wish more ppl wud watch this tutorial video. Thanks a lot. You really made me understand this types of question in the most easy way.
Both thumbs up!!

[kristakingmath]

Because I'm not trying to demonstrate the shifting theorem in this video. I'm using this problem as a tool to demonstrate an inverse Laplace transform. :)

[kkk]

am studying for the final..I waas lost in this chapter, but now am feeling confident..thanks alot :)

[abcdefghijklmnop]

been studying for a final for about 3 hours now and this video helped soo much! thank you:)

[aliphysics]

Thank you for the example you are in fact provide assistance for all and I am so grateful to that effort, and I hope to you further development 

[kristakingmath]

then instead of writing (3)^2, you'd just write (sqrt(13))^2, and you would multiply the numerator by (sqrt(13))/(sqrt(13)). it's a little messier, but it's the same principle, whether you get a perfect square or not. hope that helps! :D

[smithpatel]

thanx very much for your help....as i was a bit stuck...by watching your explanation nw m goin gud in inverse laplace....