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This is what I actually learned during graduate school. :D But there wasn't enough for another layer :(

It's just one noodle

I am currently teaching the pure mathematics II component of A-level mathematics which consist of the following subjects: Logarithmic/exponential functions, trigonometry, differentiation, integration (including integration by parts, and trig substitution), numerical approximation of roots of a...

Ok thank you so much, I understand. But, you made a small mistake. I fixed it above

Homework Statement To find the decomposition of a polynomial with a repeated factor in the denominator, you should separate them into (x+a)^1 + ... + (x+a)^n. But, my question is why? For example, why should you decompose it in the following way: \frac{x+2}{(x+1)(x+3)^2} = \frac{A}{x+1}...

I made these, Yum! :wink:

It's also true in many public places in China... except you also have to bring your own paper, they usually don't provide free toilet paper.

I think a blackboard is far superior to a whiteboard :smile: I hate whiteboards :mad: But, I defiantly recommend a blackboard, I loved doing my math on a blackboard Then, you can just take a picture of the board, if you need to save it for later

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http://img689.imageshack.us/img689/5834/zqqd.jpg A Christmas tree made of 7-up bottles

(2/2-2/8)... guess somebody is still in the past :P