Thread: integral

integral((x^2)-1/((x^2)+6x+9)

Originally Posted by lord12

integral((x^2)-1/((x^2)+6x+9)

I assume this is



Well

Edit: eep sorry again mathstud. Please disregeard this post

I think you mean

You have an extra open bracket that you haven't closed at the start of which makes thins confusing.

First we need to reduce the numerator to a degree smaller than the denominator using long division. Here is an example of how to do it using 2 common notations. you should get

Do you know how to proceed from here?

Originally Posted by badgerigar

Edit: eep sorry again mathstud. Please disregeard this post

I think you mean

You have an extra open bracket that you haven't closed at the start of which makes thins confusing.

First we need to reduce the numerator to a degree smaller than the denominator using long division. Here is an example of how to do it using 2 common notations. you should get

Do you know how to proceed from here?

do not worry about it.