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Apply the Partial Fraction Expansion to determine the time response y(t) of the system with transfer...

Apply the Partial Fraction Expansion to determine the time response y(t) of the system with transfer function.

G(s) = (1)/(s^2+6s+13)

subjected to the input u(t) = 3

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