If L {f(t)} = F(s), then the value of L {e^(-at) f(t)} is
- A. F (s-a)
- B. F (s+a)
- C. F (s)
- D. F (e^as)
Answer: B. F (s+a)
Explanation: Shifting theorem.
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If L {f(t)} = F(s), then the value of L {e^(-at) f(t)} is
Answer: B. F (s+a)
Explanation: Shifting theorem.
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