1. Oct 13, 2008 #1

   nonechelon

   

   1. The problem statement, all variables and given/known data
   
   1/(u²(a+bu)²) a and b are constants u is the variable
   
   
   2. Relevant equations
   
   
   
   3. The attempt at a solution
   i know im suppose to use substition by parts but i dont know what to use.
   thanks for help in advance

    

   nonechelon, Oct 13, 2008
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3. Oct 13, 2008 #2

   Mark44

   

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   I'm confused. The title says "Integration by parts". Later on, you said you supposed to use "substitution by parts" which is not a technique I've ever heard of. There's a technique called "substitution".
   
   There's also a technique called "partial fractions" or "partial fraction decomposition" in which you can decompose a complicated rational expression into a sum of simpler rational expressions.
   
   So how are you supposed to do this problem?

    

   Mark44, Oct 13, 2008
4. Oct 13, 2008 #3

   nonechelon

   

   oops i mean integration by parts i dont know why i said substitution.sorry

    

   nonechelon, Oct 13, 2008
5. Oct 13, 2008 #4

   Defennder

   

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   The best approach would be to decompose the fraction first into it's partial fractions as suggested by Mark44. Then integrate the partial fractions separately.

    

   Defennder, Oct 13, 2008

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