Prompt: Your goal is to find the partial fraction decomposition of the expression you are assigned. The first step is to set up the decomposition using variables. I customarily use A, B and C, but you are free to use whatever variables you prefer. Response 1: Follow the process for setting up the system of equations you will need to decompose the fraction. Show each step of the solution process. Begin by writing the equation that shows the expression you are decomposing. Response 2: Write an augmented matrix based on the results from Response 1. Solve the matrix. You may solve it by hand, or you may use technology. Include the matrix you start with, the matrix you end with, and tell me what method you have used, or show each step you worked through yourself. Response 3: Solve the same system using the inverse matrix method. Write the initial matrix, the inverse matrix and the solution matrix. You may solve it by hand, or you may use technology. Tell me what technology you have used, or show each step you worked through yourself.

Prompt: Your goal is to find the partial fraction decomposition of the expression you are assigned. The first step is to set up the decomposition using variables. I customarily use A, B and C, but you are free to use whatever variables you prefer. Response 1: Follow the process for setting up the system of equations you will need to decompose the fraction. Show each step of the solution process. Begin by writing the equation that shows the expression you are decomposing. Response 2: Write an augmented matrix based on the results from Response 1. Solve the matrix. You may solve it by hand, or you may use technology. Include the matrix you start with, the matrix you end with, and tell me what method you have used, or show each step you worked through yourself. Response 3: Solve the same system using the inverse matrix method. Write the initial matrix, the inverse matrix and the solution matrix. You may solve it by hand, or you may use technology. Tell me what technology you have used, or show each step you worked through yourself.

Trigonometry (11th Edition)

11th Edition

ISBN:9780134217437

Author:Margaret L. Lial, John Hornsby, David I. Schneider, Callie Daniels

Publisher:Margaret L. Lial, John Hornsby, David I. Schneider, Callie Daniels

Chapter1: Trigonometric Functions

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1RE: 1. Give the measures of the complement and the supplement of an angle measuring 35°.

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Prompt:
Your goal is to find the partial fraction decomposition of the expression you are assigned. The first step is to set
up the decomposition using variables. I customarily use A, B and C, but you are free to use whatever variables
you prefer.
Response 1:
Follow the process for setting up the system of equations you will need to decompose the fraction. Show
each step of the solution process. Begin by writing the equation that shows the expression you are
decomposing.
Response 2:
Write an augmented matrix based on the results from Response 1. Solve the matrix. You may solve it by
hand, or you may use technology. Include the matrix you start with, the matrix you end with, and tell me
what method you have used, or show each step you worked through yourself.
Response 3:
Solve the same system using the inverse matrix method. Write the initial matrix, the inverse matrix and the
solution matrix. You may solve it by hand, or you may use technology. Tell me what technology you have
used, or show each step you worked through yourself.
Response 4:
Write your solution to the original question: the partial fraction decomposition. Write your answer as an
equation with the original expression on one side and the solution on the other.

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