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Question 9.16: Use MATLAB to find the inverse transform f(t) of the followi......

Use MATLAB to find the inverse transform f(t) of the following function:

F(s) = \frac{(s  +  100)²}{(s  +  50)²(s  +  200)}

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The following MATLAB code using the ilaplace function will find the desired waveform:

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Script File

syms t s
F = (s+100)^2/(s+50)^2/(s+200);
f = ilaplace(F)
pretty (f )

MATLAB returns the following answer:

f =
(5∗exp(-50∗t))/9 + (4∗exp(-200∗t))/9 + (50∗t∗exp(-50∗t))/3

The pretty function helps MATLAB express the answer in a more recognizable form.

[latex]\frac{5  exp(-50  t)}{9} + \frac{4  exp(-200  t)}{9} + \frac{50  t  exp(-50 t)}{3}[/latex]

Or, written in a more common way

f(t) = \frac{5}{9}e^{−50t} + \frac{4}{9}e^{−200t} + \frac{50t}{3}e^{−50t}

Web Appendix D contains additional examples using MATLAB to compute the Laplace transform of a waveform or to take the inverse of a transform to find the waveform.

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