partial fractions to evaluate

(x)/ (x^2+x+1) dx

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partial fractions to evaluate

(x)/ (x^2+x+1) dx

anonymous · Answer

To do partial fractions, you first need to factor the denominator.

anonymous · Answer

Fortunately this one isn't terribly difficult to factor.

anonymous · Answer

Are you sure you typed the denominator in correctly? Hoping not for ease sake

anonymous · Answer

yeah thats what it says on the worksheet

anonymous · Answer

lol. I take it back. It isn't nice to factor, but oh well. Sometimes we can't always have nice things.

anonymous · Answer

Is this your first intro to partial fractions? If so the worksheet may contain a typo. For example if it was (x^2+2x+1) that can easily be factored to ((x+1)(x+1)). Thus, making the partial fraction easier to do

anonymous · Answer

yeah it is. Im hoping it is cause it would be soo much easier

anonymous · Answer

Yes, do you know how to do it if it was a "2x" instead of "x" ?

anonymous · Answer

yeahh

anonymous · Answer

Great!