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Okay, here we are required to compute this indefinite integral.
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It is a fraction of 4 times x cubed minus 12 x squared minus 14 x plus 4 over x squared minus 3 x minus 4 dx.
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Okay, as it is a function in our integral, it is a fraction, not two polynomials.
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We notice it is called a rational function.
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So i notice the degree of the numerator is greater than the degree of the denominator.
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So we want to first simplify this and we want to write this fraction as some summation.
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Okay, this is the first intuition for us to do things like that.
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Then let's try to do that.
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Okay, write this down.
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Use the black color.
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4 times x cubed minus 12 times x squared minus 14 x plus 4 x squared.
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Okay, we want to begin with our process by cutting the information of this term.
01:52
I mean, compare those two leading terms.
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We know we want to multiply 4x so that we can queue some information about the first term.
02:06
To do things like that, we want to insert.
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Let's see.
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Maybe it's better for us to write.
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We want to insert an active 16x here and plot 16x back.
02:29
What do we want to do things like that? because if we combine the first three terms, we know there is a common factor of the denominator and our numerator.
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I mean, it can be written as 4x plus this term.
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16x minus 14x plus 4 over x squared minus 3x.
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It should be 4 minus 4.
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Okay, which is equal to 4x plus 2x plus 4...