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resolve into denominator x/(x+3)(x-4)​

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Answered by yashc26368
1

Answer:

Resolve into denominator

(x+1)

2

(x−3)

x

4

+3x

3

−3x

2

+10

=x−2−

(x+1)

2

(x−3)

7x−4

Now assume,

(x+1)

2

(x−3)

7x−4

=

(x+1)

A

+

(x+1)

2

B

+

(x−3)

C

After Simplifying this, we get

A(x+1)(x−3)+B(x−3)+C(x+1)

2

=7x−4

On solving for A,B and C, we get

A=

16

−17

,B=

4

11

,C=

16

17

(x+1)

2

(x−3)

x

4

+3x

3

−3x

2

+10

=x−2−

16(x+1)

−17

+

4(x+1)

2

11

+

16(x−3)

17

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