Diff Eqn: Solving nonhomogeneous IVP using Laplace transforms

[@bitty2560]

Thanks for the video very explanatory

[@user-yr8qs7fm7o]

Thank you sir that was really helpful 🙏

[@fiftyshadesofuths7820]

Very nice sir😊

[@chemics-gaming3847]

Thank you sir

[@ArunKumar-fk7bt]

I think the partial fraction that you have taken is wrong.
It will be As+B and Cs+D not A and B . Because S is quadratic.

[@RajDahal]

Please listen the audio as well to know why this works too. Yes, you can go through what you wrote, and at the end of the day, A and C will be both 0.

[@Mrbaliya.]

Can I guess any number when dealing with p/frac

[@RajDahal]

Can you please rephrase the question? The answer should be no if I understand the question correctly. The top should be one degree fewer in general.