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Find the Laplace transform of the -e-at function using the Laplace transform formula.

Find the Laplace transform of the -e-at function using the Laplace transform formula.

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By using Laplace transform formula I have derived F(S) for given f(t) = -e^(-at).

F(s) = L{ f(t) }= -1/(s+a) |s>0.

I have derived each and every step. If you are satisfied with my work. PLEASE UPVOTE!

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