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Consider a function (fx) such that L(f)(2) = 1; f(0)=1; f'(0)=0 Where L(f)(s) denotes the Laplace...

Consider a function (fx) such that L(f)(2) = 1; f(0)=1; f'(0)=0

Where L(f)(s) denotes the Laplace transform of f(t)

Calculate L(f'')(2)

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The formula for Laplace transform of   is given that ,

Now we will use the given data to find the value of   .

As  

, Since  

Hence ,

Answer : .

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