Plz do both parts and take a thumb up 2.L(eat f(t)) = F(s-a);L-¹ (F(s-a)) = eªt f(t) where f(t) = [~ ¹(F(s))c(f(t-c)u (t)) = e "Lif(t)); ¹(e-F(s)) = f(t-c)u(t) where f(t) = £¹ (F(s))L(8(t-c)) = e-s;L(f(t)-g(t)) = F(s)G(s);f(t).g(t) =L(f(t)8(t-c)) = f(c)e-sL¹(F(s) G(s)) = f(t) g(t)F(s) =Find the inverse Laplace of the following functions using Convolution Integral.a) Leave your answer in integral form.FORMULAS TO REMEMBER(s²+4)²F(s) =D) Evaluate the convolution integral.s² (s²+k²)- [ f(t)g (t = v)dr = [*9(-T)dt = g(t)f(t-1)dr

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2. Find the inverse Laplace of the following functions using Convolution Integral. a) Leave your answer in integral form. F(s) (s²+4)² o) Evaluate the convolution integral. F(s) = 1 s² (s² + k²)