Partial Fractions - Denominator with repeated factors | SHS 1 ELECTIVE MATH

SERIES ON PARTIAL FRACTIONS
TOPIC: PARTIAL FRACTIONS - DENOMINATOR WITH REPEATED FACTORS

In this video, we are going to learn how to decompose a rational function with a repeated factor to smaller of component fractions.

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[JOEMAMA-nokv]

thank you I understand what I couldn't in school and private tuition

[___.nametagcuisine]

Your videos are really helpful. Thank you so so much💘

[kafrufruhon]

Why is it negative in the answer? Is it postive A/ (x-1) + B/(x+2) + C/(x+2)^2 ??

[nimiobene]

9c explanation however its important u explain y u chose to put those factors into x for complete understanding of those just approaching the said topic

[eipimath]

Thanks for sharing! I posted a video on partial fractions with repeated linear factors. Hope to get your thoughts.

[chibuchinwachukwu]

Sir pls how do usally not the coefficient to substitute into the solution?⁹

[User-ffgf]

I have one doubt sir suppose 4 term are present in the sum a, b, c, d how to take the values sir

[syahmimisnan]

Hi I have question, why we need to put x=0?

[calebntekim]

What is the reason for using 0? Why not 5 or 12 or 112?

[team_Alpha-]

🤣🤣 University Discrete Maths, we need this in Generating functions not only shs1 E-Maths

[vramanap]

Instead, you can compare the coefficients of x-square terms, x-terms and constants and you will get three simultaneous equations in terms of A, B & C - which can be solved easily.