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Page 1: Decomposition of Fractions. Integration in calculus is how we find the area between a curve and the x axis. Examples: vibration, distortion under weight,

Decomposition of Fractions

Page 2: Decomposition of Fractions. Integration in calculus is how we find the area between a curve and the x axis. Examples: vibration, distortion under weight,

Integration in calculus is how we find the area between a curve and the x axis.

Examples: vibration, distortion under weight, or one of many types of "fluid flow" -- be it heat flow, air flow (over a wing), or water flow (over a ship's hull, through a pipe, or perhaps even groundwater flow regarding a contaminant) All these things can be either directly solved by integration (for simple systems), or some type of numerical integration (for complex systems).

Decomposition of fractions makes the process of integration easier.

Page 3: Decomposition of Fractions. Integration in calculus is how we find the area between a curve and the x axis. Examples: vibration, distortion under weight,

6

72

xx

x

Goal: To split this fraction into two or more parts

Step 1: Determine if the numerator is linear or quadratic or if the degree of the numerator is greater than the denominator.

6

122

2

xx

xxxxx

xxxx

23

234

2

62062Step 2: If an improper fraction (the degree of the numerator is greater than the degree of the denominator) must divide numerator by the denominator FIRST.

Step 3: Once division is done, if needed, FACTOR the denominator.Step 4: Linear Factors: For EACH factor of the form (px + q)m , the partial fraction

decomposition must include the following sum of m fractions.

mm

qpx

A

qpx

A

qpx

A

qpx

A

)(.....

)()()( 33

221

Step 5: Quadratic Factors: For EACH factor of the form (ax2 + bx + c)n , the partial

fraction decomposition must include the following sum of n fractions.

nnn

cbxax

CxB

cbxax

CxB

cbxax

CxB

cbxax

CxB

)(...

)()()( 23233

2222

211

Page 4: Decomposition of Fractions. Integration in calculus is how we find the area between a curve and the x axis. Examples: vibration, distortion under weight,

6

72

xx

x

Step 1: Numerator is linear.Step 2: The expression is proper so no need to divide.

Step 3: Factor denominator.

)2)(3(

7

xx

x

23)2)(3(

7

x

B

x

A

xx

x

Step 4: Clear the denominator by multiplying both sides by (x-3)(x+2)

23

)2)(3()2)(3(

7)2)(3(

x

B

x

Axx

xx

xxx

)3()2(7 xBxAx

Page 5: Decomposition of Fractions. Integration in calculus is how we find the area between a curve and the x axis. Examples: vibration, distortion under weight,

Step 1: x can be any number we want. So let’s pick an x so that it’s easy to solve. Like -2 and 3.

)3()2(7 xBxAx

Step 2: To solve for A let x = 3

(3) + 7 =A (3 + 2) + B(3 -3)10 = 5A

A = 2Step 3: To solve for B let x = -2

(-2) + 7 =A (-2 + 2) + B(-2 -3)5= -5 BB = -1

Page 6: Decomposition of Fractions. Integration in calculus is how we find the area between a curve and the x axis. Examples: vibration, distortion under weight,

2

1

3

2

)2)(3(

7

xxxx

x

Page 7: Decomposition of Fractions. Integration in calculus is how we find the area between a curve and the x axis. Examples: vibration, distortion under weight,

86

82

xx

x

Page 8: Decomposition of Fractions. Integration in calculus is how we find the area between a curve and the x axis. Examples: vibration, distortion under weight,

xxx

xxxx

23

234

2

62062

Step 1: IMPROPER, so must divide!

xxx

xxx

23

2

2

6205

Step 2: Factor denominator.x(x2 + 2x + 1) Or x(x + 1)2

Step 3: That squared term means we have to include one partial fraction for each power up to 2.

22

2

)1_(1)1(

6205

x

C

x

B

x

A

xx

xx

Page 9: Decomposition of Fractions. Integration in calculus is how we find the area between a curve and the x axis. Examples: vibration, distortion under weight,

Step 4: Solve for A,B,C by clearing the denominator and letting x = 0, -1.

22

2

)1(1)1(

6205

x

C

x

B

x

A

xx

xx

x

CxxBxxAxx )1()1(6205 22

Step 5: Solve for C by letting x = -1.)1()11)(1()11(6)1(20)1(5 22 CBA

)1(6205 C

C19 9C

Page 10: Decomposition of Fractions. Integration in calculus is how we find the area between a curve and the x axis. Examples: vibration, distortion under weight,

Step 6: Solve for A by letting x = 0.

2)1(

9

1

xx

B

x

Ax

)0()10)(0()10(6)0(20)0(5 2 CBA

Step 7: We’ve used all the convent x’s so let x equal anything. So letting A = 6 and C = 9,

let’s pick x = 1)1(9)11)(1()11(66)1(20)1(5 22 B

92)4(631 B

1B

A16

2)1(

9

1

6

xx

B

xx

2)1(

9

1

16

xxx

x

Page 11: Decomposition of Fractions. Integration in calculus is how we find the area between a curve and the x axis. Examples: vibration, distortion under weight,

xxx

xx

23

2

2

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