| Chris
Tynan |
I'm stuck trying the first part of this STEP II question [Q6, 2001]. It looks simple, but I keep getting caught up. ò01 x4/1+x2.dx Thanks Chris |
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| Arun
Iyer |
put x=tanqlove arun |
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| David
Loeffler |
Alternative method: ![]() hence ![]() David |
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| Matthew
Smith |
And in general, given a rational function to integrate, in which the numerator is of higher degree than the denominator, it is a good idea to try algebraic long division (which is effectively what David did). |
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| Chris
Tynan |
Thanks Arun and David. Chris |