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Mellonie said:
find primitive of x^2 + 12 / x^2 + 9
integrate (x²+12)\(x²+9) dx=int. (x²+9)\(x²+9) dx+int. 3\(x²+9) dx
=x+tan^-1 x\3+C
 

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FinalFantasy said:
integrate (x²+12)\(x²+9) dx=int. (x²+9)\(x²+9) dx+int. 3\(x²+9) dx
=x+tan^-1 x\3+C
Is that what the question is?
If so, next time, please type the question with bracket's and whatnot so it is not misunderstood.
 

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Hint: your not supposed to use partial fractions in 3u, unless the question specifically says prove this......and hence evaluate the integral of.... .
 

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i didn't use partial fractions, it's simply a maths technique of fractions learnt in year 6 or something...
(a+b)\c=a\c+b\c as long as c is not 0:p
 

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