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patriot [66]
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Samantha collected $450 for doing a bake sale by Target she gave $250 to charity. How much does she have left?
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Tara had 17 rocks then she gave 4 rocks to her friend how many rocks left
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\dfrac{4x^2-6}{(x+5)(x-2)(3x-1)}=\dfrac a{x+5}+\dfrac b{x-2}+\dfrac c{3x-1}

\implies4x^2-6=a(x-2)(3x-1)+b(x+5)(3x-1)+c(x+5)(x-2)

You can use the "cover-up" method here to easily solve for a,b,c. It involves fixing a value of x to make 2 of the 3 terms on the right side disappear and leaving a simple algebraic equation to solve for the remaining one.

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So the integral we want to compute is the same as

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and each integral here is trivial. We end up with

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