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    Warm UpGraph

    1

    8)(

    2

    3

    x

    xxg

    noneAV ..

    xyAS ..

    )0,2)(8,0(

    2

    2

    2

    2

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    Partial Fraction

    DecompositionChapter 2.7

    Day 1 of 3

    Tuesday, September 17, 2013

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    Partial Fraction DecompositionThe purpose of PFD is to separate a fraction into

    a sum of pre LCD terms.

    )2)(4(

    165

    xx

    x

    2

    3

    4

    2

    xx

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    Partial Fraction Decomposition1) Check if the fraction is proper (The power

    in the numerator is less than that of the

    denominator.) If it is not then divide. 6

    72

    xx

    x

    2) Factor the denominator.

    3) Set up the factors. Dont

    forget any special rules.

    (Details to come.)

    )2)(3(

    7

    xx

    x

    23)2)(3(7

    xB

    xA

    xxx

    4) Solve for A, B, etc. Use matching or

    substitution method.

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    Substitution Method4.1A) Multiply both sides by the LCD

    2)2)(3(

    3)2)(3(

    )2)(3(

    7)2)(3(

    x

    Bxx

    x

    Axx

    xx

    xxx

    BxAxx )3()2(7

    4.2A) Substitute a value for x that will eliminate A.

    BA )32()22(72 2x

    BA 505

    B55

    B1

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    Substitution Method4.3A) Substitute a value for x that will eliminate B.

    BA )33()23(73 3x

    BA 0510

    A2

    5) Substitute A, B, etc. back into the original expansion.

    23

    x

    B

    x

    A

    2

    1

    3

    2

    xx

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    Improper Fractions

    xxxxxxx

    23

    234

    262062

    1) Check if the fraction is proper (The power in the numerator is

    less than that of the denominator.) If it is not then divide.

    62062 234 xxxxxxx 23 2

    x

    234 2 xxx ( )

    6205 2 xx

    xxx

    xxx

    23

    2

    2

    62051A) Perform the PFD on theremainder over the divisor.

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    Repeated Factor Rule2) Factor the denominator.

    xxx

    xx

    23

    2

    2

    6205

    )12(

    62052

    2

    xxx

    xx2

    2

    )1(

    6205

    xx

    xx

    3) Set up the factors. Dont forget any special rules.

    3A) The repeated factor rule. If a factor occurs more than

    once then a term for each occurrence starting at power1 and up to power n must be placed.

    22

    2

    )1(1)1(

    6205

    x

    C

    x

    B

    x

    A

    xx

    xx

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    Partial Fraction Decomposition4) Solve for A, B and C.

    22

    2

    )1(1)1(

    6205

    x

    C

    x

    B

    x

    A

    xx

    xx

    4.1A) Multiply both sides by the LCD

    2

    222

    2

    22

    )1()1(

    1)1()1(

    )1(

    6205)1(

    x

    Cxx

    x

    Bxx

    x

    Axx

    xx

    xxxx

    CBA )1()11)(1()11(6)1(20)1(5 22

    4.2A) Substitute a value for x that will eliminate A.

    xCBxxAxxx )1()1(6205 22

    1x

    CBA 006205

    C9 C9

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    Partial Fraction Decomposition4.3A) Substitute a value for x that will eliminate B.

    CBA 0)10(0)10(6)0(20)0(5 22 0x

    A6

    4.4A) Substitute back A and C

    xCBxxAxxx )1()1(6205 22

    9)1(6)1(6205 22 xBxxxxx

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    Partial Fraction Decomposition

    4.5A) Substitute in any value for x but 0 and -1.

    1x 9)1()11(16)11(6)1(20)1(522

    B

    92246205 B922431 B

    B23331

    B22

    B1

    5) Substitute A, B and C back into the original expansion.

    2)1(

    9

    1

    16

    xxxx

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    Partial Fraction Decomposition

    2)2(

    43

    x

    x2)2(2

    x

    B

    x

    A

    BAxx )2(43

    BA )22(4)2(32x

    BA )0(46

    B2

    2)2(43 Axx

    0x 2)20(4)0(3 A

    224 A

    A26

    A3

    2)2(

    2

    2

    3

    xx

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    Check Your Work

    2)2(

    2

    2

    3

    xx

    22 )2(

    2

    )2(

    )2(3

    xx

    x

    22 )2(

    2

    )2(

    63

    xx

    x

    2)2(

    263

    x

    x

    2)2(

    43

    x

    x


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