MATA36H3 Lecture 9: partial fraction and ODE

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Division get p } degree top 7 degree bottom. Get j 41 or j is this k can only be z k irrted quad: integration. 2x it"s if not work . to eliminate x . we need a i x up top . = j fi parts i its top dy. 2x dx x win on the disappear top ! 2x dx . the x on the xdx i. u - f ee. Ju . du = u . u f du . = x . c - e) , u arctanx. Iz j y . c- reduced the power by i. Xii but other irreducible quad ? try to get. J cat which is the same as we do above it square. = sext dx = j 4drum previous form. Tc derivative anti derivative midterm no need to add.

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MATA36H3 Lecture 9: partial fraction and ODE

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