Question

integration by parts and integration by partial fractions is the same?

Answer 1

right ans will get a medal.

Answer 2

They're both pretty different, integration by parts is the product rule but with integration instead of differentiation.

Partial fractions is just an algebra technique to turn fractions into a different form that turns out to be easier to integrate.

Answer 3

supp

Answer 4

IBP for the proz, PF for da noobz

Answer 5

kainui,

This is mathslover, OpenStudy Ambassador. On a very personal scale, this is a message to "remind" you about the certain limitations when you talk to a "stranger". Mind you, I'm not "kushu", I've got a name and that must be visible to you here. If not, then call me "mathslover", moreover, I don't think you even need to call me anything.

This has nothing to do with OpenStudy Code-Of-Conduct and anything, all it has do with is - ME! As far as being rude here is concerned, I guess, it was not sweet too to say - "I'll slap you so hard" ... Do you think it's so easy to even get your eyes with my level? Do you think it's so easy to call me anything and expect a quiet response from the other end?

Mind this kainui, the next time you speak to me (better don't), stay in your limits! This has happened before too, you've abused me too... I didn't say anything that time. My fault. But this time, I'll better say it.

On a very strong note, behave!

And again, I repeat, this has nothing to do with OS! And if it has, then I'm happy with being judged.

This note is on completely personal level and no terms and conditions should apply when you tend to "Defame" or "offend" anyone anywhere, on the internet.

Kushashwa Ravi Shrimali

Answer 6

mimi what is proz and noobz?

Answer 7

ya see my b00bz

Answer 8

@Mimi_x3

Answer 9

WTH

Answer 10

is that ans anywhere related to math? what a shame :I