Integral of x^8 + 26x + 48: Faster Solutions?

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T know my anwser is right becose i checked it but dose anyone know a faster way to find the integral of x^8
x^2+26x+48
other than long division and then partial fractions?
 
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thharrimw said:
T know my anwser is right becose i checked it but dose anyone know a faster way to find the integral of x^8
x^2+26x+48
other than long division and then partial fractions?

You mean
[tex]\frac{x^8}{x^2+ 26x+ 48}[/tex]
(it looked like a polynomial to me!)

No, there is not a simpler or faster way to do that.
 
HallsofIvy said:
You mean
[tex]\frac{x^8}{x^2+ 26x+ 48}[/tex]
(it looked like a polynomial to me!)

No, there is not a simpler or faster way to do that.

yes the actual equation could be factored to [tex]\frac{x^8}{x^2+ 26x+ 48}+\frac{x}{x^2+9}[/tex]