Laplace Transform of Basic Functions (Impulse, Unit Step, Ramp, Parabolic, sine and cosine )

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1:40 I don't understand why the dirac delta function's height can be understood as "1 divided by epsilon", in the case when epsilon is not the width, but instead the width divided by 2 (or the width on just one side of the y axis). If epsilon were to be 1, even if it is to ideally approach zero, 1 / 1 would be 1 (great, normal dirac), but in reality the width of the visual would extend 1 (epsilon) in the +x direction and 1 in the -x direction, making the width 2, making the integral of the dirac delta into 2. Just a little confused about why the visual is the way it is that accompanies the "1 divided by epsilon" definition.

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Explanation is not clear!

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From the playlist, watch the Laplace Transform videos in a sequence, it will get clear to you. Here is the link: kzbin.info/aero/PLwjK_iyK4LLD8Cdj0SKiMZFoK2d3eE6v2&si=A_uMAlNmubeqC9AX