Sunday, December 23, 2012

Student Problem 5

This shows how to solve a partial fraction decomposition with distinct factors. You need to make sure to factor out completely and get the least common denominator for the 2 fractions. Also, don't forget to set the coefficients of the numerator equal to the like terms. If a coefficient is missing, set it equal to zero. The final step is to solve for a factor using substitution and don't forget to plug back in to get the other factors. Plug A,B,C back over the split up fractions.


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