"F(t)=sint\\times u(t-2)"
Let "(t-2)=z\\implies dt=dz"
So "F(z)=sin(z+2)\\times u(z)"
Laplace will be "F(s)"
As "F(s)=\\int^{\\infin}_{0}e^{-s(z+2)}sin(z+2)dz"
Using by parts integration,
"F(s)=sin(z+2)\\frac{e^{-s(z+2)}}{-s}+\\frac{1}{s}\\int^{\\infin}_{0}cos(z+2)e^{-s(z+2)}dz"
Apply by parts integration again, we get
"F(s)=\\frac{e^{-2s}(s\\times sin2+cos2)}{s^2+1}"
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