Section 5.6 Partial fractions (TI6)
Learning Outcomes
I can integrate functions using the method of partial fractions.
Activity 5.6.1.
Using the method of substitution, which of these is the integral of
Activity 5.6.2.
Which of the following is equivalent to the rational expression
Activity 5.6.3.
Based on your choice in Activity 5.6.2, which of these is the integral for
Activity 5.6.4.
Which of the following is an antiderivative for
Activity 5.6.5.
Consider the irreducible quadratic
Activity 5.6.6.
Using the fact that
Activity 5.6.7.
Suppose that one could write
Recall that:
What are the values of
Fact 5.6.8. Partial Fraction Decomposition.
Let
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Linear Terms: Let
divide where is the highest power of that divides Then the decomposition of will contain the sum -
Quadratic Terms: Let
be an irreducible quadratic that divides where is the highest power of that divides Then the decomposition of will contain the sum
Activity 5.6.9.
Which of the following is the form of the partial fraction decomposition of
Activity 5.6.10.
Which of the following is the form of the partial fraction decomposition of
Activity 5.6.11.
Consider that the partial decomposition of
What equality do we obtain if we multiply both sides of the above equation by
Activity 5.6.12.
Notice that
(a)
Which of the following values can we determine by setting
(b)
Which of the following values can we determine by setting
Activity 5.6.13.
Rewrite
can we solve for
Activity 5.6.14.
By using the form of the decomposition
Activity 5.6.15.
Given that
Activity 5.6.16.
Given your choice in Activity 5.6.15 Find
Activity 5.6.17.
Consider the rational expression
Activity 5.6.18.
Given your choice in Activity 5.6.17 Find
Activity 5.6.19.
Given that
Remark 5.6.20.
This is all well and good, but given a rational function, how might one actually find coefficients for the partial fractions if we weren't given them?
Activity 5.6.21.
Evaluate