In this problem type there are a lot of areas where you can make a mistake so keep your eyes peeled. The first is make sure you do not drop or add any negatives. The second is you have to be careful when you are distributing your numbers and foiling that you make no mistakes. Decomposing can get tricky so make sure to take your time so that you do not mess anything up. Make sure you combine the right terms at the right times and type the coefficients into your calculator correctly. Have fun and be safe.
Thursday, November 14, 2013
SP #4: Unit J Concept 5: Partial Fraction decomposition with distinct factors
This is all about how you compose and decompose a fraction when the terms are all individual and different, when there are no repetitions. It is something that you will need to know when you take calculus next year (the fun stuff). It is not too hard to understand, just be careful.
In this problem type there are a lot of areas where you can make a mistake so keep your eyes peeled. The first is make sure you do not drop or add any negatives. The second is you have to be careful when you are distributing your numbers and foiling that you make no mistakes. Decomposing can get tricky so make sure to take your time so that you do not mess anything up. Make sure you combine the right terms at the right times and type the coefficients into your calculator correctly. Have fun and be safe.
In this problem type there are a lot of areas where you can make a mistake so keep your eyes peeled. The first is make sure you do not drop or add any negatives. The second is you have to be careful when you are distributing your numbers and foiling that you make no mistakes. Decomposing can get tricky so make sure to take your time so that you do not mess anything up. Make sure you combine the right terms at the right times and type the coefficients into your calculator correctly. Have fun and be safe.
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