For the following function I need the approach for partial fraction decomposition?
Hey, unfortunately, I have no idea how to do this. It should be easy, so please help.
Hey, unfortunately, I have no idea how to do this. It should be easy, so please help.
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Approach:
(-x4 + 2×3 – 3×2 + 4x – 5) / ((x – 3)2 * (x + 1) * x3) =
(A / x) + (B / x2) + (C / x3) + (D / (x – 3)) + (E / (x – 3)2) + (F / (x + 1))
You take this to the main necessary ((x – 3)2 * (x + 1) * x3), multiply the clamps, sort by ascending potencies of x and clamp the coefficients A – F before the potencies.
With the coefficients, you make a coefficient comparison with the original counter of the polynomial and set a equation system to determine the coefficients A – F.
You realize it’s not that easy, it’s definitely a lot of computational effort.
(-x4 + 2×3 – 3×2 + 4x – 5) / ((x – 3)2 * (x + 1) * x3) =
((-23 / 27) / x) + ((17 / 27) / x2) + ((-5 / 9) / x3) + ((-37 / 432) / (x – 3)) + ((-47 / 108) / (x – 3)2) + ((15 / 16) / (x + 1))
I have also considered again and actually it would have to be A/x-3 + B/(x-3)2 + C/x+1 + D/x3
No, factors that occur several times are applied in all potencies up to the present. I already wrote you the solution.