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1. The Laplace transform has important properties including linearity, translation (shifting), and change of scale. 2. The linearity property states that the Laplace transform of a sum of functions is equal to the sum of the individual Laplace transforms. 3. The first translation property states that translating a function f(t) to e^t f(t) results in the Laplace transform shifted by a. The second translation property involves translating the argument of the function. 4. The change of scale property states that changing the scale of the independent variable by a factor of a results in dividing the argument of the Laplace transform by a.

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1. The Laplace transform has important properties including linearity, translation (shifting), and change of scale. 2. The linearity property states that the Laplace transform of a sum of functions is equal to the sum of the individual Laplace transforms. 3. The first translation property states that translating a function f(t) to e^t f(t) results in the Laplace transform shifted by a. The second translation property involves translating the argument of the function. 4. The change of scale property states that changing the scale of the independent variable by a factor of a results in dividing the argument of the Laplace transform by a.

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CHAP.

ll THE LAPLI\CE TRANSFORM

SOME IMPORTANT PROPERTIES OF LAPLACE TRANSFORMS


In the following list of theorems v/e assume, unless otherwise stated, that all functions
satisfy the conditions of Theorem 7-7 so that their Laplace transforms exist.

1. Linearity ProPertY.
Theorem 7-2. If cr and cz&tE any constants while Fr(t) and Fz(t) arc functions
with Laplace transforms /r(s) and lz(s) respectively, then
4{erFit') + czFz(t\) : cr4{Iv'r(t)} + cz({F'r(t)} = cr^(s) + c2f2(s) (2)

Theresultiseasilyextendedtornorethantwofunctions.
Bxample. 4utz - 3cos2f * = 44-{t2) - 3{{cos?t} * 6"({e-t'l.
'e-t\
- 41-2j\ * \ -r b/-1 \
-*/"\E'z+4/
\*/ "\s*1/

trons-
The symbol .(, which transforms F(t) into /(s), is often caJled the Laplnce
f ormation operatir. Because of the
property of .( expressed in this theorem, we say
that *( is a knear operator or that it has the lineari,tE property.

2. First translation or shifting property'


Theorem 7'3. If "( {f'(4} = l(s) then
-( {e"t F(t'1} : f(s - o) (3)

Example. Since { {cosZt} : -r+7, we have


4{e-tcoszt) = Cf#t7 = ;z++=
3. Second translation or shifting property.
Theorem l-tt. If { {F(t)} = l(s) and G(t) : {ot'-t 'r'.i, then

{ {G(4} : €-^l(s) (4)

Example. Since {{ts} = # = 3, the Laplaee transform of the function

G(t) = {f - r' iai


i= 6"_zstst.

4. Change of scale ProPertY-


Theorem 1-5. If { {F'(4} = l(s), then

^({r'(ot)} = }t(i) (5)

ExamPle. Since {{sint} = *h, we have

-( {sin 3t} = + it# .l = *+T '


THE LINEARITY PROPERTY
5. Prove the l;i'nearitg propertE lTheorem 1-2, Page 3l'
I€t {{fr(t)} = /r(e) -- Ir- e-"t4tflldt and {{F,r1t)1 = /z(s) = I- e-3t4zftld't' Then if
c1 and c2 are anY constents,

{c1tr,1(f) l cz4zfll}

= c, e-"t F{t) d,t + a,


f* e-'t F2Q) itt
f
o14{F1(t)} I azl{Fz0l}
= otf:(al + czf|kl
The result is 6asily generalized [aee Problem 61]'
CHAF.ll THE LAPLACE TRANSFORM t3

6. Find 4.{4et' + 6f - 3 sin4t }- ?cosZt\.


By the linearity property [Problem 5] we have

.t{4e3t + 6t3 - 3sin4t *2cos2t} : 4-C{e5t} + 6"({ts} - 8{{sin4t} + 2.{{cos2r}

,(*) .'(*u) -'(o+ie) *,(t'-)


436LZ2s
;*b -r s+ - ;4 16
T 72+4
where s ) 5.

TRANSLATION AI{D CHANGE OF SCALE PROPERTIES


7. Prove the fi.rst translation, m sldfting propertE: If ^( {F'(r)} : l(s), then "( {et F(t)\ :
l(s - o).

'We have { {F,(D} = f o' "-* rld a' : /(s)

Then { {e"t F(t)} = f o* "-u l*t F(t)l d't


/
= f n' "- r"-or F(t't ilt = /(s - a)

8. Find (a) -q ltz est\, (b) { {e-2t sin 4t\, (c'1 -( {aat eosh 5t\ , (d\ { {e-zt (3 cos 6t - 5 sin 6t)}.

(o) <{tz) = # = 3. rhen 4{tzsetY: CirF.

' (b) {{sin4r} : *+u. Then 4{e-ztsin4f} = GTr=r+16 = p+**,O'

(c) -({cosh rtl : V\6. Then -ql4tcoshs* : -;-S;+--='


ffi
Anather method.
12<
br} = . =
{", (y#)}
.c {eat cosh {a' + "-')

tl1
= t1s-e-'+1frI t-4
;t-&-e

(d) {{3cos6t - 5sin6f} = 3{{cos6i} - 6"({sin6t}


^/ e \ -/ o \- 3s-30
- "\sz*36/ "\s2+36/ s2+36

Then l{e-zt(Bcos6r-6sinct)} = ffi = ffi


t4 TIIE LAPI^ACE TRANSFORM lclraP. 1

9. Prove the seeand, translntian or shifting prapertg:

If a{F(r)} =/(s) and G(r) : {ftt-' ia:, then {{c(D} : e-""f(s).

4.{G(t',) = fo* "=*ep1at


: fo" "-uci(t}
dt + ["- e-"tG(t) d.t
= to" u-nro, o, + f- "-ur$-a\ d,t

= t e-"t F(t - a1 dt
"*
lr*
: e-stu+o F(u) du
)o
= ,-* J6
f* e-ilF(u\ itu

f(s)
"-os
where we have used the substitution f = ,*:.

r0. Find { {r(r)} ir F(t) : {;"',t - 2'/3) iafl',?


Methott 1. { {r(r)} = f o'"'" "-u ,0, o, + f :,".-"rcos (r - 2r/B) d,t

= fo* "-"ru**/$
cosu d,u

= e-ztsla
fo* "-",
eosu du = #

Metlwd 2. Sinee { {cos t} = F}1, it follows from Problem g, with a : 2c/8, that

{ {r'(t)} = "":"'"=''

11. Prove the change of scale property: If {{f'(t)} = l(s), then ^({r'(ot)} : }t(i)
.({F(at)} = fo' "-*Fqntl at

= f o "-"ru,o, F(u) it(ula)

= !fr* e-*r"r@) du
= fr(s)'r' \a /
ueing the transfomati on t = u/a,
CHAP,ll rI{E,LAPLACE TRANSFORM 15

12. Given that *t"Oi, tan-r(l/s), find -{-t}


):
By Problem 11,

: :*{*, '} = },",,-' {t/(s/at} = L611-t(a/s)


{=f}
rhen -{=t} - .*,'-r (a/a).

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