With the help of _____________________ Mr.Melin gave inverse laplace transformation formula.

With the help of _____________________ Mr.Melin gave inverse laplace transformation formula. Correct Answer Theory of residues

Let f(t) be the function in time. The laplace transformation of the function is L = F(s). So, the inverse laplace transform of F(s) comes out to be the function f(t) in time. The formula for laplace transform is derived using the theory of residues by Mr.Melin.
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