I'm almost at the end of this problem but I have a little trouble with this part. I have determined that Y(s) is:
Y(s)=s(s2+2s+1+1)1+s−e−s+2e−2s=s((s+1)2+1)1+s−e−s+2e−2s.
Which I break up into these fractions:
Y(s)=s((s+1)2+1)1+(s+1)2+11−s((s+1)2+1)e−s+s((s+1)2+1)2e−2s.
But can anyone help with these transforms? I know the second one comes directly from the table but I'm not sure how to handle the other 3. I tried partial fraction expansion with the first one:
s((s+1)2+1)1=sA+(s+1)2+1Bs+C.
and I got A=1/2; B=-1/2; C=-1
but I'm not sure if this is correct. it would leave me with this for the first two terms only:
Y(s)=21−21e−tcos(t)+e−tsin(t).
Am I on the right track and any suggestions for doing the inverse of the other two fractions?
Thanks!
Y(s)=s(s2+2s+1+1)1+s−e−s+2e−2s=s((s+1)2+1)1+s−e−s+2e−2s.
Which I break up into these fractions:
Y(s)=s((s+1)2+1)1+(s+1)2+11−s((s+1)2+1)e−s+s((s+1)2+1)2e−2s.
But can anyone help with these transforms? I know the second one comes directly from the table but I'm not sure how to handle the other 3. I tried partial fraction expansion with the first one:
s((s+1)2+1)1=sA+(s+1)2+1Bs+C.
and I got A=1/2; B=-1/2; C=-1
but I'm not sure if this is correct. it would leave me with this for the first two terms only:
Y(s)=21−21e−tcos(t)+e−tsin(t).
Am I on the right track and any suggestions for doing the inverse of the other two fractions?
Thanks!