in this video explaining fourth problem of inverse Laplace transform using convolution theorem. The convolution theorem can simplify the computation of inverse Laplace transforms especially when the Laplace transforms involve complicated functions. It is also useful in applications such as signal processing and control systems, where the convolution operation frequently arises.
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