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i cant understand is there another method for solving it

over 11 years ago
Krishna sa...
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using patial fraction method 2=A(1+s)+Bs if s=0, then A=2 if s=-1,thenB=-2 2/(s(1 + s))=(2/s)+(-2/(1+s)) taking LI 2-2e^-t t -> oo 2-0=2
over 7 years ago
Deepa
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above trasfer function is strictly proper.so we are using direct intial value theorem
over 8 years ago
Rekha
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2
over 9 years ago
Monik
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2
over 10 years ago
Kureshi
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By the final value theorem lim t->infinity i(t)=lim s->0 S I(S) so in the above problem S I(S)= 2/(1+s) then put t=0 answer is 2
over 10 years ago
J.praveenr...
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By final value theoram it can be solved
over 10 years ago
Chandrabha...
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option 3 ans is 2
over 10 years ago
Ramesh Kad...
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by FVT
over 10 years ago
Sumant Kum...
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apply final value theorem.........lim(s-.0)[s*f(s)]......then put s=0 in 2/(s+1)=2
over 10 years ago
Prasanna
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only one.. I think laplace's final value theorem
over 10 years ago
Onkar nath...
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u can solve it by using final value theorem lt s--->0 s. 2/s(s+1) = 2
almost 11 years ago
Pankaj
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by using partial fraction
about 11 years ago
Mallesh
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S*I(s) then s->0 ans = 2/1 =2
about 11 years ago
Abhishek
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yes i am not understand
about 11 years ago
Shyam sund...
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about 11 years ago
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use intital value theorem for t--infinity.. s.F(S) for s tends to 0. =2/s(s+1)*s for s---> 0 =2/(s+1) for s__>0 =2/1 =2
about 11 years ago
Swapna Kat...
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simply apply final value theorem.
about 11 years ago
Rajesh das
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by using the final value theorem you can solve this question
about 11 years ago
Sweeti
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Limit s tends to zero (s.I(s)) is equal to i(t) at infinity.. apply dis u will get 2 as answer
about 11 years ago
Manoj bn
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use final value theorem limit s-->0 sL[f(t)]
about 11 years ago
Gopal
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Final Value theorem Lt s->0 s*I(s) = Lt t->`oo` I(t) Multiply s with I(s) and then substitute s with 0 and proceed you will get 2
over 11 years ago
Suraj para...
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first take partial fraction which will result in 2/s -2/(s+1). taking inverse laplace will result in 2-2e^-t. Put t='00' which will give 2
over 11 years ago
Ankit chab...
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the formula is sx(s),s gets cancelled...and submit s=0
over 11 years ago
Kanaka kum...
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use final value theorem
over 11 years ago
Arjun sing...
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