Partializing fraction with 4th power for integrationHow can I partialize the following fraction ? My query mainly lies with the term with 4th power . I want to use it in an integration problem .So , any clue to the dealing with integration will also be helpful... 2 p ( 1 − p ) ( 1 + p 4 )

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Partializing fraction with 4th power for integrationHow can I partialize the following fraction ? My query mainly lies with the term with 4th power . I want to use it in an integration problem .So , any clue to the dealing with integration will also be helpful...            2      p              (      1      −      p      )      (      1      +              p                  4                    )

Lucas Contreras · Accepted Answer

Hint:  1  +      p    4    =  (  1  +      2    p  +      p    2    )  (  1  −      2    p  +      p    2    )can you finish now?

LahdiliOsJ · Accepted Answer

Is this what you need ?            2      p              (      1      −      p      )      (      1      +              p                  4                    )        =      a          1      −      p        +            b      +      c      p      +      d              p        2            +      e              p        3                    1      +              p        4            Cross multiply to get  −  (  a  +  b  )  +  (  b  −  c  +  2  )  p  +  (  c  −  d  )      p    2    +  (  d  −  e  )      p    3    +  (  e  −  a  )      p    4    =  0

Partializing fraction with 4th power for integration How can I partialize the following fraction ? My query mainly lies with the term with 4th power . I want to use it in an integration problem .So , any clue to the dealing with integration will also be helpful... (2p)/((1-p)(1+p^(4)))

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