use partial fraction method to solve this & then use laplace inverse transform.

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s2-3s+2=(s-2)(s-1).

(4s2-3s+5)/((s-1)2(s-2))=A/(s-1)+B/(s-1)2+C/(s-2),

4s2-3s+5=As2-3As+2A+Bs-2B+Cs2-2Cs+C,

(1) A+C=4, so C=4-A, (2) -3A+B-2C=-3, (3) 2A-2B+C=5.

2(2)+(3)=-4A-3C=-1, 4A+3C=1

4A+3(4-A)=1,

4A+12-3A=1,

A=-11, C=15, 2A-2B+C=-22-2B+15=5,

2B=-12, B=-6.

(4s2-3s+5)/((s-1)(s2-3s+2))=-11/(s-1)-6/(s-1)2+15/(s-2).

ℒ{eattn}=n!/(s-a)n+1; when a=n=1, ℒ{ett}=1/(s-1)2.

-1{(4s2-3s+5)/((s-1)(s2-3s+2))}=-11et-6tet+15e2t.

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