This document contains information about a Laplace transform topic presentation including: - The names and enrollment numbers of 8 students working on the topic. - The definition of the Laplace transform and some elementary functions transformed. - Theorems on shifting, differentiation, integration, and multiplication of Laplace transforms. - Examples of using Laplace transforms to evaluate integrals and find derivatives. - The application of Laplace transforms to differential equations.

1. HUMANITIES AND SCIENCE DEPARTMENT.
SARDAR PATEL COLLEGE OF
ENGINEERING,BAKROL

2. TOPIC NAME: LAPLACE TRANSFORM
ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT
STUDENT’S NAME ENROLLMENT NUMBER
ANUJ VERMA 141240109003
KARNVEER CHAUHAN 141240109011
MACHHI NIRAV 141240109012
MALEK MUAJHIDHUSEN 141240109013
DHARIYA PARMAR 141240109014
JAYEN PARMAR 141240109015
PARTH YADAV 141240109016
HARSH PATEL 14124010901
Guided by: ASHISH DHOKIYA and NIKHIL PARMAR

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