The Laplace Transform has several nice properties that we describe in this video:
1) Linearity. The Laplace Transform of a linear combination is a linear combination of Laplace Transforms. This will be very useful when applied to linear differential equations
2) Existence. When functions are reasonably nice - something we will call of exponential order - then the Laplace Transform converges.
3) Inverses. For L(f(t)=F(s), there is a unique f(t) for any given F(s). What this means is that we can define an inverse Laplace Transform.
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