Partial Fractions | Quadratic and Repeated Linear Factors

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Professor Tambuwal thank you for explaining and solving Partial Fractions Decomposition problems which involves Quadratic and Repeated Linear Factors.

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This is nice
But i dont understand how u expanded ur first expansion which is (Ax+B)(x²+4+4)

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[@mastrex01]

I think the x² is meant to be a/x + b/x² not Ax+b/x²

[@FeyikemiLolade]

Am confused sir
That 4A+4B=3 not 8

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[@gorettirita5489]

Thanks for class but I have a question is it possible to be given a linear factor and repeated linear factor as in the denominator been [x-2] [x-4] to the power of 2 [just the second factor to the power of 2]

[@tambuwalmathsclass]

Yes it's, then you treat them accordingly

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[@djalalmaster1018]

Why we didn't break down the x² , isn't repeated?

[@tambuwalmathsclass]

You can do that, yet in the end you have to get thesame expression after simplifying

[@divine-favouremmanuel4601]

How about something like
(3x² - 7)/׳+2ײ-8×

[@chikotaslam7439]

Same question

[@anaccount7032]

Factor the denominator first.

[@annietembo-os7ze]

Please help me with this one X²+5/X²-5X-3

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The work doesn't look well

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