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It is a method for finding the integral of some functions by using Laplace Transform. To find the value of ∫ e^(-x^2)dx by using Laplace Transform.
Laplace Transform
Inverse Laplace Transform
To find the value of ∫ e^(-x^2)dx by using Laplace Transform, where the range of integration is from 0 to infinity.
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