How can i get laplace transforms

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can evkuran
can evkuran on 23 Mar 2019
f(t)=e^at*t*cosbt (tcosbt is in down not power of e)
f(t)=t^2*e^2t
f(t)=6cosh4t (hyperbolic func)
f(t)=t^2/2+cost-1
2/(s-3)'3 inverse laplace transform
1/s(s+1) inverse laplace
6/2s-3-3+4s/9s^2-16+6-8s/16s^2+9

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