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    This document discusses partial fractions and provides 4 cases for solving rational functions by partial fractions: 1) When the denominator has only non-repeated linear factors, the rational function can be written as a sum of partial fractions with each term having a linear denominator. 2) When the denominator has repeated linear factors, the partial fractions will include terms with repeated linear denominators. 3) For a non-repeated irreducible quadratic factor in the denominator, the partial fractions take the form of a quadratic plus a constant over the quadratic denominator. 4) For a repeated irreducible quadratic factor, the partial fractions include terms with the quadratic factor raised to a power for the denominator.

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    This document discusses partial fractions and provides 4 cases for solving rational functions by partial fractions: 1) When the denominator has only non-repeated linear factors, the rational function can be written as a sum of partial fractions with each term having a linear denominator. 2) When the denominator has repeated linear factors, the partial fractions will include terms with repeated linear denominators. 3) For a non-repeated irreducible quadratic factor in the denominator, the partial fractions take the form of a quadratic plus a constant over the quadratic denominator. 4) For a repeated irreducible quadratic factor, the partial fractions include terms with the quadratic factor raised to a power for the denominator.

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    This document discusses partial fractions and provides 4 cases for solving rational functions by partial fractions: 1) When the denominator has only non-repeated linear factors, the rational function can be written as a sum of partial fractions with each term having a linear denominator. 2) When the denominator has repeated linear factors, the partial fractions will include terms with repeated linear denominators. 3) For a non-repeated irreducible quadratic factor in the denominator, the partial fractions take the form of a quadratic plus a constant over the quadratic denominator. 4) For a repeated irreducible quadratic factor, the partial fractions include terms with the quadratic factor raised to a power for the denominator.

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    CHAPTER 05
    Partial Fractions
     Difference between a Conditional Equation and an Identity Equation.
    Conditional is true for some specific values while Identity is a universal
    Equation.
     In a universal Equation the sign of Equality used is " ≡ ".
     Difference between a Proper and Improper Rational Function.
     Theorem of Equality of Polynomials.(Page:180).

    Now to solve MCQ’s of Partial Fractions Quickly, you have two options.

    1) Just keep one thing in mind that as we can obtain


    partial fractions of a rational Function conversely we
    can get original Function by adding Partial fractions.
    For example if Partial fractions of a function are asked
    with four options, add partial fractions in each option
    to get original fraction.
    2) you can solve the MCQ of Partial Fraction by following
    Method:
     Put x=0 in the question and check what value is coming (Note this
    value). If 0/0 form is becoming by putting x=0 then put x=1,2 or 3
    etc. and note the value.
    Now put that value of x in the options of MCQ for which you
    have noted the value in 1st step and evaluate. For one option, the
    value will match with the value of the question you calculated. It
    will be the answer.
    -Proper Rational Fraction:
    Let P(x)/Q(x) be a rational fraction then P(x)<Q(x) is a proper

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    Rational Fraction.
    -Improper Rational Fraction:
    Let P(x)/Q(x) be a rational fraction then P(x)≥ Q(x) is an improper
    Rational Fraction.
    Note: For making improper Rational Fraction, a proper Fraction,
    we divide it.
    For Example, please see Textbook page# 179.(Def. of Improper
    Fraction)
    Case#1: Resolution of P(x)/Q(x) into partial Fractions
    when Q(x) has only non-repeated factor:
    The Polynomial Q(x) may be written as:
    Q(x)=(x-a1)(x-a2)……(x- an) whereas a1≠ a2≠…..≠ an
    Then P(x)/Q(x)= + + ⋯+
    For this case, there is a shortcut (Cover Up Method) to find the
    Partial Fraction.

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    See the Example#1, page#181 (Alternative Method)


    Case#2: When Q(x) has repeated linear factors:
    If the polynomial has a factor (x-a)2 ,x≥2 and n is a +ive integer then
    P(x)/Q(x) may be written as the following identity,
    :. P(x)/Q(x)= + + ⋯+
    For Example, please check the Textbook page#184,Example#1
    Case#3: When Q(x) contains non-repeated irreducible Quadratic Factor:
    If the polynomial Q(x) contains non-repeated irreducible quadratic
    factor then P(x)/Q(x) may be written as identity having partial fractions
    of the form , where A and B are the numbers to be found.

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    See the example on page#186 (Text Book), Example#1.


    Case#4: When Q(x)= has repeated irreducible Quadratic Factors:
    If The polynomial Q(x) contains repeated irreducible quadratic factors
    (ax2+bx+c)n, n≥2 and n is +ive integer then P(x)/Q(x) may be written as
    the identity.
    (See the example on Page#188, Example#1)

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