Partial Fraction Decomposition - Example 6

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[Nursin-rgey]

“Irreducible quadratic “
Makes you sound smart instead of saying “can’t be factored ”

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[Ribab]

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[siddharth]

Integration was becoming a nightmare for me. You just saved my life. Thank you so much you are the BEST.

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[jeffreyholt]

Thank you so much for giving a thorough explanation (or at least a very simple way of understanding) of the "equating coefficients method". I was having such a hard time when I wasn't able to just input x values to manipulate/isolate the letters I wanted. My book and Professor just rushed through it without explaining anything.

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[nonichan]

fabulous, thank you again passed from calc 1 to 2

[EnvisageKenya]

At 3:51 if X = 0 then 4=6A which is A=2/3.
Still at 3:51, coefficients of X^2 are 3=A+B.. then substitute values of A which is 3=2/3+B.. subtract 3-2/3 gives you 7/3 for B.. then do for C.
I still learnt from PatrickJMT, thank you!

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[yakimora]

Very nice lecture..
thank you very much..
I was confused when I did take this class with my teacher..

but now it's clear..

again..thank you

[DanielVazquez]

Thanks! You're helping me in Differential Equations in Inverse laplace transforms. We have to do partial fraction decomposition a lot!

[kurianr]

Great Videos! I've learned so much just by watching your videos. How would you integrate the solution after you turn it into partial fractions?

[mishnareemincey]

This is gold man. Is there a video where you attack repeating quadratics? In one of my problems, I have an X^3 that doesn't have a coefficient to match up with...