Partial Fractions (example with cubic denominator)

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Eddie Woo

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Don't think that your videos are only helping people in school. I'm studying Mechanical Engineering at University and this video acted as a nice way to freshen up on my partial fractions for Laplace transforms. Nice teaching methods too, kept me interested which is hard to say for maths, I wish some of my lecturers had the same motivation for teaching as you.

TheImjeeves

Dude, I love what's happening here! Your energy is so engaging and or explanations are so clear and concise. Keep up the good work!

owenwaugh

Why were so many people talking during the lecture? This is pure gold but I don't get why they weren't paying attention.

meatmissile

I cannot believe I have not found this channel sooner. This is great! Now I know how I will spend the rest of my holidays.

stuartkeating

equating coefficients is the bit I usually forget though Eddie. This is only when there is a repeat of a coefficient in the denominator.

manucreanraffray

I haven't done maths in 7 years and I understood that... great stuff =)

Will-zctz

I'm a college student in the U.S. and this video was unbelievably helpful for me! Thank you for posting this content, it really does help people.

ronzonmusic

THANK YOU FOR HELPING ME PASS THE EXAM!!orz

ngaikwok

Isn't there just a factor that gets cancelled here? The top factors into (x+2)(x-16), and x+2 cancels out if I'm not going crazy

solomonchaberski

I undestand but why u can replace the value of b in the ecuation?

DisiCoco-nmgw

what about irreducible cubic factors and irreducible quadruplic factors in the denominatos?

aryanarora

is the time iht??? do you stay at school till that time??? just wondering;-)

joannabuttigieg

Sir what is the meaning of triple bar symbol? and do you use it instead of congruency symbol

akshay_garje

can someone explain how to cross multiply with 3 fractions...does A always multiply with the 2nd and 3rd denominator and same for

haroon

haha what if that cubic can not be factorised
Now solve

tanmaysharma

sir how we can find the integration of x^x

pandeyshantanu

This topic to which class/standard at school level

savitasahu

I did'nt understood you step
Letx= -2
4+38-32

rhythmsehgal

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