How Do You Solve Integration Problems Using Partial Fractions?

dark_omen · May 18, 2006

Can anyone explain how to solve integration problems that involve partial fractions (problems like f(x) = P(x)/Q(x))
Thanks

VietDao29 · May 18, 2006

There's a pretty good tutorial about Partial Fraction in the Math & Science Tutorials board. You can click here to view it.
Is it clear, or do you still have some further question? :)

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