Laplace Transform Properties (Part 2) : Differentiation and Integration Properties

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Please note: At 23:50, in example 3, the base of the log is e. (It is log e (s) - log e (s+1), or in other words its ln (s) - ln (S+1) ) Other useful videos related to Laplace Transform: 1) What is Laplace Transform ? Why it is used in the circuit analysis. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fXyQoGmIjc-Fhbs 2) Laplace Transform of basic Functions: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gYjGg4ykrrx3edE 3) Laplace Transform Properties (Part-1) kzbin.info/www/bejne/aaC3pI2tlrGde5o

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bro the integration isnt log its ln log is log10 ln is loge

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Yes, correct. I should have specified the base. I will mention it in the pinned comment. Thanks.