Evaluate the integral (3x^2-16x-19)/(x^3-4x^2-3x+18)
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Have you done the method of partial fractions yet?
Yes, I know how to get variables. I got b=-8, c=1, and a=2, but I don't know how to get an integral as an answer. I need help integrating 2 other problems I will post as well, if you can help me.
1. (-5x^2+10x-12)/(x-5)(x^2+4)
2. (-8x-28)/((x-2)(x+9))
I know how to integrate, I just don't know how to get an integral, after finding a,b,c, and from that point
2. (-8x-28)/((x-2)(x+9))
I know how to integrate, I just don't know how to get an integral, after finding a,b,c, and from that point
So you were able to use partial fractions to decompose it to
-8/(x-3)^2 + 2/(x-3) + 1/(x+2)
that was the hardest part, the rest is easy
isn't the integral of -8/(x-3)^2 equal to 8/(x-3) ?
as to the others, you should recognize the pattern of the derivative of a log function
recall that is y = ln (u)
then dy/dx = (du/dx) / ln (u)
so if we integrate
-8/(x-3)^2 + 1/(x+2) + 2/(x-3)
we get
8/(x-3) + ln(x+2) + 2ln(x-3) + constant
-8/(x-3)^2 + 2/(x-3) + 1/(x+2)
that was the hardest part, the rest is easy
isn't the integral of -8/(x-3)^2 equal to 8/(x-3) ?
as to the others, you should recognize the pattern of the derivative of a log function
recall that is y = ln (u)
then dy/dx = (du/dx) / ln (u)
so if we integrate
-8/(x-3)^2 + 1/(x+2) + 2/(x-3)
we get
8/(x-3) + ln(x+2) + 2ln(x-3) + constant
For your 2nd part,
did you get the partial fraction breakdown of
-2x/(x^2+4) - 3/(x-5) from (-5x^2 + 10x - 12)/((x-5)(x^2+4)) ?
then your integral would be
-ln(x^2+4) - 3ln(x-5) + a constant
let me know what you get for your last question.
did you get the partial fraction breakdown of
-2x/(x^2+4) - 3/(x-5) from (-5x^2 + 10x - 12)/((x-5)(x^2+4)) ?
then your integral would be
-ln(x^2+4) - 3ln(x-5) + a constant
let me know what you get for your last question.