Find the inverse laplace tansform

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Find the inverse laplace tansform F(s) =(2s+5)/(s^2+5s+6)
F(s) = (2s+5)e^-2s/(s^2+5s+6)
F(s)=(2s^2+5)/(s^2+3s+2)

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