Does the Division of s^4 by (4s^4 + 1) Work?

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Does it work ?

Exp: (s power of 4) over (4 times s power of 4 plus 1)

s^4
----------
(4S^4)+1

LONG DIVISION :
1/4
_______
4S^4+1√s^4
s^4+1/4
---------
-1/4

The ans: 1/4 -(1/4)/((4s^4)+1)
 
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yes, long division always works :wink:

in fact, that is the way we calculate s4/(s4 + 1) ! :smile:
 
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