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OpenStudy (christos):

calculus 2, can you please help me with the first one ? Just so that I understand the logic https://www.dropbox.com/s/a0pvl5ljyj4grrm/Screenshot%202013-10-27%2019.07.04.jpg

hartnn (hartnn):

=A/(x-3) + B/(x+4)

hartnn (hartnn):

take LCM

hartnn (hartnn):

find A,B

OpenStudy (christos):

and what is that ? what are the rules ?

OpenStudy (christos):

whats LCM :D:D

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Least Common Multiple - LCM

OpenStudy (christos):

I might not know it cause you tel me with english term

OpenStudy (christos):

what does this do ?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

I suggest you try to understand the first answer i gave you.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

\[ \frac{3x-1}{\color{red}{(x-3)} \color{blue}{(x+4)}} = {\frac{A}{ \color{red}{ x-3}}}+{\frac{B}{\color{blue}{x+4}}} \ \ \textrm{(this is all your problem is looking for)} \\ \ \\ \ \\ \ = \frac{A \color{blue}{(x+4)} + B \color{red}{(x-3)}}{\color{red}{(x-3)} \color{blue}{(x+4)}} \ \textrm{(You use this to solve for A and B)} \\ \ \\ \ \\ \ 3x-1 = A \color{blue}{(x+4)} + B \color{red}{(x-3)} \\ \]

OpenStudy (anonymous):

@AllTehMaffs, just curious: how do you change colors within your mathematical expressions?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

"\fabulous" ;) When you're setting up an expression \[ \textrm{ \[ \frac{A + C}{ (4x+3) (6x-9)} \]} \] \[ \frac{A + C}{ (4x+3) (6x-9)} \] use \color{ * value} ie \color{red} \[ \textrm{ \[ \frac{ \color{red} A + C}{ \color{red}{(4x+3)} (6x-9)} \]} \] \[ \frac{ \color{red} A + C}{ \color{red}{(4x+3)} (6x-9)} \frac{\textrm{it either changes the single symbol directly next to it}}{ \textrm{or changes whatever you put in "{}"} }\]

hartnn (hartnn):

nice work @AllTehMaffs

hartnn (hartnn):

christos, tell us if you could not understand or have any doubt...

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