Sun K.
asked 08/25/13Find the laplace transform?
upi(t).
The pi is subscript.
1 Expert Answer
Inactive Tutor answered 08/25/13
Sun,
Proceeding on the assumption that uπ(t) is defined as in my comment above, the Laplace transform is very simple to compute. Just apply the definition of the transform!
£{uπ(t)} = ∫0∞ e-stuπ(t)dt = ∫π∞ e-stdt.
I am certain you can compute the above integral.
Regards,
Hassan H.
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Inactive Tutor
Sun,
By uπ(t), do you mean a unit step function defined by
uπ(t) = 0, t < π, and
uπ(t) = 1, t ≥ π?
Or do you have some other function in mind?
08/25/13