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A rational function that resists direct integration can be split into partial fractions, each of which integrates to a logarithm. This connects algebra and calculus neatly.
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Decompose into partial fractions, then integrate each term to . Combine the logarithms at the end.
Tip — Combine the logs with log laws to give a tidy single-log answer.
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