Math, asked by joselyngwa, 9 months ago

Integrate the rational function
1÷x(x⁴-1)​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Hey mate here is the answer...

1/x ( x ^4 - 1 )

= x^3 - 1/x

HOPE IT HELPS YOU.......

joselyngwa: Like seriously that's it your answer......it doesn't helpful at all coz u didn't explain well u just said the answer I mean last answer...... duh
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