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## Degree where the numerator is less
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1. Factor the bottom.
2. Create two fractions, a/p1, and b/p2, where p1 and p2 are the polynomials you just factored out, and a/b are arbitrary variables
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3. Multiply a by p2, and b by p1., giving you: $$\frac{a*p2}{p1} + \frac{b*p1}{p2}$$
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4. When you split the
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## Degree of the numerator is equal
1. First perform polynomial division.
2. Then find a partial fraction with the remainder
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## Degree where the numerator is greater
1. First perform polynomial division to reach a point where the degree of the numerator is less than the degree of the denominator