Calculus 2: Infinite Sequences and Series (39 of 62) Using Partial Fractions

In this video I will find the infinite series using partial fractions.

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[richa]

This video actually saved my life (and my grades)! I cannot thank you enough

[muwongeevanspaul]

This is so good Van, u are the first professional who has made the concept fully understandable to me. Thank you so much and fully be blessed by the LORD. You have fully simplified the version tonmy brain... Thanks once again.

[sludgeeye]

Thank you so much! I never knew how to find the sum when it concerned partial fractions!

[ovauandjahera]

Three words for this. Short and Sweet.

[snehanshnnath]

it was great
really helpful thank you sir

[huniibee]

sir what about the -1/6? You didn't cancel it right? I think you the final asnwer is 3/2 - 1/6

[tennisswimmingrugby]

Hi everything is clear but I DON'T UNDERSTAND HOW: 2=An-A+Bn+B turns into 0 = A + B Thanks for helping

[HiOwl]

What if the A & B are fraction? Can it be solved?