(1) Given function, f ( t ) = e 5t u ( t ) Applying Laplace transform gives F ( s) =

f ( t ) e st dt

F ( s ) = e 5t u ( t ) e st dt
0

F ( s) = e

( s + 5 ) t

dt

e( ) F ( s) = ( s + 5)
s +5 t

e ( s +5) 0 e( s + 5 ) ( ) F ( s) = ( s + 5) ( s + 5) F ( s) = e
( s + 5 ) 0

e ( ( s + 5)

s + 5 ) ( )

In the above function e ( s + 5) ( ) is convergent if s+50 s 5 Therefore, 1 0 F ( s) = ( s + 5) 1 ( s + 5) The region of convergence is given by, ROC 5 F ( s) = Laplace formulae: 1 F { e at u ( t ) } = , ROC a sa 1 F { e at u ( t ) } = , ROC a s+a 1 F { e at u ( t ) } = , ROC a sa 1 F { e at u ( t ) } = , ROC a s+a (2) Given function, g ( t ) = e(
t + 2)

1 e ( ) ( F ( s) = ( s + 5)

s + 5 )

u ( t + 2)

Applying Laplace transform gives

G ( s ) = g ( t ) e st dt

G ( s ) = e(

t + 2)

u ( t + 2 ) e st dt

G ( s ) = et e 2u ( t + 2 ) e st dt G ( s ) = e 2 u ( t + 2 ) et e st dt

G ( s ) = e2 u ( t + 2 ) e

( s 1) t

dt

G ( s ) = e2 e
2

( s 1) t

dt

G ( s ) = e2
2

e ( s 1)

( s 1) t

e ( s 1) e ( s 1) ( 2 ) G( s) = e ( s 1) ( s 1) ( s 1) e2( s 1) 2 e G( s) = e ( s 1) ( s 1) ( ) In the above function, e is convergent if s 1 0 s 1 Therefore, 2( s 1) 2 0e G( s) = e ( s 1) e2( s 1) G( s) = e ( s 1) e2 s G( s) = ( s 1) The region of convergence is given by ROC 1
2