Convolution theorem finding inverse Laplace transform example(PART-2) by easy maths easy tricks

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In this video explaining second problem of inverse Laplace transform using convolution theorem. The convolution theorem is useful for computing Laplace transforms of functions that can be expressed as a convolution of simpler functions. It can also be used to prove various properties of the Laplace transform.

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LAPLACE TRANSFORM : 18MAT31

Fourier Transforms,Z-transform : 18MAT31 & 17MAT31

Fourier Series: 18MAT31 & 17MAT31

Calculus of Variation & Numerical Methods 18MAT31

Numerical Methods ODE's: 18MAT31 & 17MAT41

COMPLEX NUMBER: 18MATDIP31

Differential Calculus:18MATDIP31

Ordinary differential equation 18MATDIP31 & 17MATDIP31

Integral Calculus 18MATDIP31 & 17MATDIP31

Vector differentiation 18MATDIP31 & 17MATDIP31

Differential Calculus & Partial Differential 18MATDIP31 & 17MATDIP31

Joint Probability & Sampling Theory: 18MAT41 & 17MAT41

Probability Distributions: 18MAT41 & 17MAT41

Calculus of Complex Functions: 18MAT41 & 17MAT41

Curve fitting & Statistical Method 18MAT41 17MAT31

18MATDIP41 Linear Algebra

18MATDIP41 Numerical Methods

18MATDIP41 Higher order ODEs

18MATDIP41 Partial Differential Equations
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The video is ohk but y didn't you divide your angles by 2 when expandin using the factor formula

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