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Equating numerators we get
Equating the coefficients
Now taking inverse laplace transform we get
Q2d 400 Gen(s+4)(s2+4s+5)(s+4s+2-3s+2+3) Find the partial fraction expansion of F(s) and then use the Laplace transform...
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