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Unit 15 Partial fractions Objectives On completion of this unit you should understand: 1. Decomposition into four types of partial fractions. 2. Algebraic division. Written and produced by © Stafford College 1993 Cook, M. and Rimmer, H. (1993), Stafford College, Earl Street, Stafford, ST16 2QR

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$Page 1: Partial fractions - University of South WalesPartial fractions: Type I In the unit on algebmic fractions, we simplified, by finding a common denominator of (x + - 1) and found that,$

Unit 15

Partial fractions

Objectives

On completion of this unit you should understand:

1. Decomposition into four types of partial fractions.

2. Algebraic division.

Written and produced by © Stafford College 1993

Cook, M. and Rimmer, H. (1993),

Stafford College, Earl Street, Stafford, ST16 2QR

$Page 2: Partial fractions - University of South WalesPartial fractions: Type I In the unit on algebmic fractions, we simplified, by finding a common denominator of (x + - 1) and found that,$

$Page 3: Partial fractions - University of South WalesPartial fractions: Type I In the unit on algebmic fractions, we simplified, by finding a common denominator of (x + - 1) and found that,$

$Page 4: Partial fractions - University of South WalesPartial fractions: Type I In the unit on algebmic fractions, we simplified, by finding a common denominator of (x + - 1) and found that,$

$Page 5: Partial fractions - University of South WalesPartial fractions: Type I In the unit on algebmic fractions, we simplified, by finding a common denominator of (x + - 1) and found that,$

$Page 6: Partial fractions - University of South WalesPartial fractions: Type I In the unit on algebmic fractions, we simplified, by finding a common denominator of (x + - 1) and found that,$

$Page 7: Partial fractions - University of South WalesPartial fractions: Type I In the unit on algebmic fractions, we simplified, by finding a common denominator of (x + - 1) and found that,$

$Page 8: Partial fractions - University of South WalesPartial fractions: Type I In the unit on algebmic fractions, we simplified, by finding a common denominator of (x + - 1) and found that,$

$Page 9: Partial fractions - University of South WalesPartial fractions: Type I In the unit on algebmic fractions, we simplified, by finding a common denominator of (x + - 1) and found that,$

$Page 10: Partial fractions - University of South WalesPartial fractions: Type I In the unit on algebmic fractions, we simplified, by finding a common denominator of (x + - 1) and found that,$

$Page 11: Partial fractions - University of South WalesPartial fractions: Type I In the unit on algebmic fractions, we simplified, by finding a common denominator of (x + - 1) and found that,$

$Page 12: Partial fractions - University of South WalesPartial fractions: Type I In the unit on algebmic fractions, we simplified, by finding a common denominator of (x + - 1) and found that,$

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