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i've started out with calculus.(it;s been 30 hours now) and i'am enjoying it as i'am able to understand.so my plan is to continue this partial fraction problem
by pencil 16y ago
i've started out with calculus.(it;s been 30 hours now) and i'am enjoying it as i'am able to understand.so my plan is to continue this partial fraction problem when i reach integral calculus involving partial fractions and eventually laplace transforms. and you said my algebra skills sucks.well i partialy agree with you cause i wouldn't be able to solve limits and differentiate functions without a grasp on algebra(precalculus for namesake). as a matter of fact i've never been good at anything .i suck in everything that i do.!!!!!!!!!
by the way i'am not offended.i'am enjoying myself with calculus.i'll get back to you if i have any doubts.if you got to say something you can.
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- RiderOfGiraffes 16y agoI didn't say your algebra skills suck - I say there are gaps. You don't put brackets where you should, and you don't seem to be able to manipulate equations quickly and easily. But you have some skills, and if you're only just starting out then you're probably doing well. I can't tell from this distance via this medium. As a final hint, here's something interesting: For a polynomial p(x), if p(a)=0 for some value a, then (x-a) is a factor of p(x). That means, for example, that (x+1) is a factor of x^3+1 and (x-1) is a factor of x^3-1. I have to go. Good luck!