EDEXCEL A LVL MATHS - Partial Fractions

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<p>if there is a repeated factor, (e.g the one in the image), how do u write out the partial fractions?</p><p>do the one from image</p>

if there is a repeated factor, (e.g the one in the image), how do u write out the partial fractions?

do the one from image

  • have to do the squared term twice (one where it is squared, and 1 where it is single)

<ul><li><p>have to do the squared term twice (one where it is squared, and 1 where it is single)</p></li></ul><p></p>
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when doing the comparing coefficients method, do u have to compare all the coefficients, or just some or just 1

just 1 is needed

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for partial fractions with a squared denominator, how do u find out the terms after doing substitution (the 2 methods which u could use)

  • either do substitution again, but with a value which is not in the brackets e.g 0, but for all terms

  • or do it by comparing coefficients

—> prob easier / quicker to compare coefficients

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when is an algebraic fraction improper?

when the order of the numerator is greater than or equal to the order of the denominator

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when dealing with improper fractions, how can u solve them with the remainder and which way should u do for fullproof method

  • algebraic long division, and then partial fractions

  • just going straight to partial fractions, but a longer partial fractions question

—> algebraic long division method

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for comparing coefficients, which should u always compare and which should u try to avoid comparing because it can get complicated

  • compare the highest power, and / or the lowest power (I mean the constant, without a variable, e.g 5, not 5x)

  • stay away from in betweens e.g 2x

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<p>do this question</p>

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