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how do we knw whether to include a constant A when writing the expanded form for partial fraction...
J 08 P3 No. 7(i)
J 08 P3 No. 7(i)
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help..maths partial fraction
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There are a few conditions:
When the denominator is linear:
When the denominator contains a quadratic equation:
When the denominator contains a linear and a quadratic equation:
When the denominator is linear:
When the denominator contains a quadratic equation:
When the denominator contains a linear and a quadratic equation:
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yh...but in J 08 P3 No. 7(i), the denominator is linear...still in the mark scheme an A is introduced out of nowhere...why..?
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It isnt about linear...the fraction is improper, so constant A is introduced..
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didn't understand....hpe we don't get that 2morrow...
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Look at my given conditions again and solve that question.
You'll get it!
You'll get it!