Partial Fractions

 Partial Fractions...

 Partial Fractions

A technique used in integrals of rational fractions consisting in splitting a fraction into a sum of simpler, partial fractions. In the following example, we define N as a numerator polynomial and D as a denominator polynomial of the rational fraction N/D, and then invoke the function ‘partfrac’ to produce the corresponding partial fractions:



유리분수의 적분에서 사용되는 기법으로 분수를 더 간단한 부분분수의 합으로 나누는 것입니다. 다음 예에서는 유리분수 N/D의 분자 다항식으로 N을, 분모 다항식으로 D를 정의한 다음 'partfrac' 함수를 호출하여 해당 부분 분수를 생성합니다:











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