How to prove the following identity regarding Laplace transforms?

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$$cal Lleft[int_0^xf(x-t)g(t) dtright]=F(p)G(p)$$







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$$cal Lleft[int_0^xf(x-t)g(t) dtright]=F(p)G(p)$$







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    Start from the right hand side.
    – Nosrati
    4 hours ago










  • @Nosrati i am getting two integrals multiplied together.how to bring them in single one ?
    – RockDock
    4 hours ago







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    by changing variables.
    – Nosrati
    4 hours ago












  • 3




    Start from the right hand side.
    – Nosrati
    4 hours ago










  • @Nosrati i am getting two integrals multiplied together.how to bring them in single one ?
    – RockDock
    4 hours ago







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    by changing variables.
    – Nosrati
    4 hours ago







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Start from the right hand side.
– Nosrati
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Start from the right hand side.
– Nosrati
4 hours ago












@Nosrati i am getting two integrals multiplied together.how to bring them in single one ?
– RockDock
4 hours ago





@Nosrati i am getting two integrals multiplied together.how to bring them in single one ?
– RockDock
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by changing variables.
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by changing variables.
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beginalign
F(p) G(p)
&= int_0^infty e^-puf(u) duint_0^infty e^-pvg(v) dv \
&= int_0^inftyint_0^infty e^-p(u+v)f(u)g(v) du dv ,,, , ,,, textu+v=t ,, , ,, textv=x\
&= int_0^inftyint_x^infty e^-ptf(t-x)g(x) dt dx ,, , ,, textchanging order of integration\
&= int_0^infty e^-ptBig[int_0^tf(t-x)g(x) dx Big] dt \
&= cal L(f*g)(t)
endalign






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    beginalign
    F(p) G(p)
    &= int_0^infty e^-puf(u) duint_0^infty e^-pvg(v) dv \
    &= int_0^inftyint_0^infty e^-p(u+v)f(u)g(v) du dv ,,, , ,,, textu+v=t ,, , ,, textv=x\
    &= int_0^inftyint_x^infty e^-ptf(t-x)g(x) dt dx ,, , ,, textchanging order of integration\
    &= int_0^infty e^-ptBig[int_0^tf(t-x)g(x) dx Big] dt \
    &= cal L(f*g)(t)
    endalign






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      beginalign
      F(p) G(p)
      &= int_0^infty e^-puf(u) duint_0^infty e^-pvg(v) dv \
      &= int_0^inftyint_0^infty e^-p(u+v)f(u)g(v) du dv ,,, , ,,, textu+v=t ,, , ,, textv=x\
      &= int_0^inftyint_x^infty e^-ptf(t-x)g(x) dt dx ,, , ,, textchanging order of integration\
      &= int_0^infty e^-ptBig[int_0^tf(t-x)g(x) dx Big] dt \
      &= cal L(f*g)(t)
      endalign






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        beginalign
        F(p) G(p)
        &= int_0^infty e^-puf(u) duint_0^infty e^-pvg(v) dv \
        &= int_0^inftyint_0^infty e^-p(u+v)f(u)g(v) du dv ,,, , ,,, textu+v=t ,, , ,, textv=x\
        &= int_0^inftyint_x^infty e^-ptf(t-x)g(x) dt dx ,, , ,, textchanging order of integration\
        &= int_0^infty e^-ptBig[int_0^tf(t-x)g(x) dx Big] dt \
        &= cal L(f*g)(t)
        endalign






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        beginalign
        F(p) G(p)
        &= int_0^infty e^-puf(u) duint_0^infty e^-pvg(v) dv \
        &= int_0^inftyint_0^infty e^-p(u+v)f(u)g(v) du dv ,,, , ,,, textu+v=t ,, , ,, textv=x\
        &= int_0^inftyint_x^infty e^-ptf(t-x)g(x) dt dx ,, , ,, textchanging order of integration\
        &= int_0^infty e^-ptBig[int_0^tf(t-x)g(x) dx Big] dt \
        &= cal L(f*g)(t)
        endalign







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