The Laplace Transform of Piecewise Functions

The formula for performing the Laplace transforms on piecewise functions is a little weird-looking so this video works through an actual example first, and then goes through the derivation.

[@ScienceInAHurry]

You'll probably never see this, but thank you! I've spent over 8 hours trying to figure out how to do these types of problems. And it was this video that finally did it for me over the millions of other's I've seen. Thanks!

[@MrSilvertonebass]

The way you solved that Laplace transform in the first half was brilliant. I've never seen it done before and you even justified some almost crazy steps!

[@potatonoodles7409]

you may have just saved me from doing terribly on my final.. Thank you so much!

[@zlatanibrahimovic8329]

Very well explained

[@Linkzell]

I was having issues in my ODE class with this part of Laplace. Very helpful.

[@billyleecw]

those 20 dislikes probably failed their finals. LOL. Brilliant explanation!

[@ymk363]

Thanks for awesome explanation. Please answer this, what would be the Laplace transform of sgn(theta dot)?

[@catalin3407]

You are too happy doing math... :D

[@Peter_1986]

Nah, it's these kinds of math teachers who like what they are doing and who inspire other people to enjoy math. =P

[@gary91210]

HELP~~~
i have no idea why t=v and v=t-2 have no contradiction with each other
can you tell me what is that theorem
havnt learn before >_

[@ahci21]

Thanks, you really helped me :)

[@abhilashreddy8126]

Very good explaination mam.

[@gary91210]

if v=t-2
t=2 v=t
then:
v=t-2
v=0 or v=2????

[@gcarsk]

if v=t-2, then v cannot = t.... thats saying t is equal to v, but is also have 2 less than t....

[@alex974053]

thanks a lot

[@gary91210]

thank

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