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Stuck on this integral (using partial fraction decomposition)
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[QUOTE="MidgetDwarf, post: 5891924, member: 536423"] A key idea when doing partial fraction decomposition, is that to solve problems of this type, you have to make sure the denominator is fully factored. Also, you have to make sure that if the denominators contain quadratics, i.e. X^2+1, you need to do something to preform a little "fix." Now try to think as to why need to preform this "fix." What you have in those parenthesis is a difference of perfect squares... The mathematical reasoning as to why and how partial fraction decomposition work is really neat. At this point you should have enough background to attempt it! give it a try. Theres also a really cool shortcut when working with denominators that are "linear." Youtube it! [/QUOTE]
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Stuck on this integral (using partial fraction decomposition)
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