Doug C. answered 04/29/23
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Doug C. answered 04/29/23
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William W. answered 04/29/23
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Using partial fraction methods solve for a, b, and c
One method is to get a common denominator:
(x+2)(x+3)a + (x-5)(x+2)b + (x-5)(x+3)c results in these three equations:
For the x2's: a + b + c = 0
For the x's: 5a - 3b - 2c = 1
For the constants: 6a - 10b - 15c = -1
Solving results in a = 1/14, b = -1/2, and c = 3/7
The integral becomes:
Which integrates to
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