Inverse Laplace Solver

From F(s) back to f(t). Cleanly.

Type or photograph F(s). AskSia identifies the inverse with the standard Laplace table, applies partial fraction decomposition when F(s) is rational, and uses shift theorems for shifted or modulated factors. Convolution available for products that do not factor cleanly.

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∫ 3x² · sin(x) dx
SubjectsCalculusAlgebraPhysicsChemistryBiologyCSStatisticsEcon
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Quick Answer

How do you compute an inverse Laplace transform?

To find the inverse Laplace transform of F(s), match F(s) to known table entries when possible. If F(s) is rational, decompose into partial fractions, then inverse-transform each piece. The first shift theorem handles e^(at)*f(t) patterns: if F(s-a) matches a table entry, the inverse is e^(at) times that table function. The second shift theorem handles delays. Convolution helps when F(s) is a product without a direct table entry.

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Why AskSia Solver

Why students use AskSia for Laplace Inverse.

Every step transparent, every answer self-checked.

Table-first inversion.

AskSia checks every standard entry before doing more work.

Table

Partial fractions.

Rational F(s) decomposed into linear and quadratic pieces, each of which inverts using the table.

Partial fractions

Shift theorems.

First shift for F(s-a), second shift for e^(-as) factors (delays with step function).

Shifts

Convolution path.

When F(s) is a product without a clean table match, AskSia returns the convolution of inverses.

Convolution

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Snap handwritten or printed problems with your phone, paste from any online homework portal, or type with full LaTeX support.

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How It Works

Solve any Laplace Inverse problem in three steps.

Step 01

Enter the problem.

Type the expression, paste from your homework, snap a photo, or speak it. AskSia parses your input and identifies the structure.

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AskSia picks the method.

Based on the problem structure, AskSia chooses the cleanest solution path and labels each step with the operation performed.

Calculus · Step 4 of 4
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Set curves equal
x² = 2x → x = 0, x = 2
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Set up the integral
A = ∫₀² (2x - x²) dx
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Evaluate
A = [x² - x³/3]₀² = 4/3
Step 03

Read the verified answer.

Final result appears with a substitution or composition check. Practice problems on the same concept are one tap away.

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Region between y = 2x and y = x² — area = 4/3
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Use Cases

What the Laplace Inverse solver covers.

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Standard forms.

F(s) = 1/(s-3), s/(s^2+4), 1/s^n. Direct table inversion.

Table
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Rational F(s).

Partial fractions decomposition, then invert each piece.

Partial fractions
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Shifted exponential.

1/((s-2)^2+9) inverts to e^(2t) * sin(3t)/3 via first shift.

First shift
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Delays.

e^(-2s)/s inverts to u(t-2), a delayed step function.

Second shift
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ODE solutions.

After solving ODE in s, inverse-transform Y(s) to recover y(t).

ODE
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Verify your homework.

Paste your candidate answer and the original problem. AskSia walks the work, flags any divergent step, and tells you the correct final value.

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Photo input✓ Handwriting + diagrams + codePhotos OK, weak on handwriting✓ Math photos only
Answer verification✓ Self-checked before displayNo verificationMath engine only
Tutor follow-ups✓ Hints, alt methods, ELI5✓ General chatNot available
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Code debugging✓ Python, Java, C++, SQL...✓ YesNot available
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FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

What is the first step in inverting a rational F(s)?
Factor the denominator and check whether F(s) matches a table entry directly. If not, perform partial fraction decomposition: write F(s) as a sum of simpler rational pieces, each of which is a known transform. The coefficients are found by clearing denominators and solving a linear system.
How does the second shift theorem work?
The Laplace transform of u(t-a) * f(t-a) is e^(-as) * F(s). Inversely, if you see e^(-as) * F(s), the inverse is u(t-a) * f(t-a), where f is the inverse of F. AskSia detects e^(-as) factors and applies the second shift theorem.
What about repeated factors in the denominator?
For repeated linear factors like (s-a)^n, partial fractions include terms A_1/(s-a) + A_2/(s-a)^2 + ... + A_n/(s-a)^n. Each piece inverts to a polynomial-times-exponential like t^(k-1) * e^(at) / (k-1)!. AskSia sets up the full decomposition correctly.
When does AskSia use convolution?
When F(s) is naturally a product G(s) * H(s) and neither G nor H has an obvious match. The inverse is then the convolution integral of g(t) and h(t). AskSia sets up the convolution and evaluates it when possible.
How accurate is AskSia?
AskSia hits 98% accuracy on standard high school and college coursework, measurably higher than ChatGPT, Photomath, and Symbolab on the same problem sets. Accuracy comes from subject-specialized models, a symbolic verification pass that catches arithmetic errors, and a self-check step that re-derives the answer before showing it to you.
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