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Use the Convolution Theorem to compute the inverse transform of the following: a. F(s)= (2 /...

Use the Convolution Theorem to compute the inverse transform of the following:

a. F(s)= (2 / ( s^(2)(s2 +1) )).

e. F(s)= e^(−3s)/(s^2)

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