Partial fractions : repeated linear factors : ExamSolutions

In this example you are shown how to express a fraction containing a repeated linear factor into partial fractions. Any constants are evaluated by the substitution method. For more maths tutorials and worked solutions to past papers go to http://www.examsolutions.co.uk

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