PLEASE SHOW ALL STEPS CLEARLY AND COME TO A COMPLETE CORRECT ANSWER THANK YOU!!! Use Laplace to solve di(t)/dt+9i(t)=3u(t) with i(0 - )=2A. What is i(t) ? Hint: Laplace of (di(t)/dt)= SI ( S )-i(0 - ) A. i(t)=(5/3)u(t)-(1/3)e 9t u(t) B. i(t)=(1/3)u(t)+(5/3)e -9t u(t) C. i(t)=(1/3)u(t)-(5/3)e 9t u(t) D. i(t)=(5/3)u(t)+(1/3)e -9t u(t) Solution Given differential equation is  di(t)/dt+9i(t)=3u(t) Given i(0 -)=2A now applying laplace transform to the given equation we have I(s)-I(0-) +9I(s)=3/s now substitute the given value I(0-)=2A s.I(s)-2 +9I(s)=3/s I(s)[s+9]=(3/s) +2 I(s)[s+9]=(2s+3)/s I(s)={2s(s+1.5)/s}/(s+9) =2s(s+1.5)/[s(s+9)] -----------------(1) now apply partial fractions to the above equation we have 2s(s+1.5)/[s(s+9)] =A/s + B/(s+9) 2s(s+1.5)=A(s+9)+Bs at s=0 A=3/9 =1/3 and at s=-9 B=5/3 resultant inverse laplace transform of equation (1) is i(t)= (1/3) u(t) +(5/3) e^(-9t) u(t) now for the Given problem option B. i(t)=(1/3)u(t)+(5/3)e-9t u(t) is correct answer .