1. Expand the denominator and perform long division since the degree of the numerator equals the degree of the denominator.
Denominator: (x−3)(x2−9)=(x−3)(x−3)(x+3)=x3−3x2−9x+27
Since the numerator 2x3−4x2−5x+3 has degree 3, we divide it by the denominator:
x3−3x2−9x+272x3−4x2−5x+3=2+(x−3)2(x+3)(2x3−4x2−5x+3)−2(x3−3x2−9x+27)
=2+(x−3)2(x+3)2x2+13x−51
2. Set up the partial fraction decomposition for the proper fraction part.
Let (x−3)2(x+3)2x2+13x−51=x−3A+(x−3)2B+x+3C
Multiplying by (x−3)2(x+3) gives:
2x2+13x−51=A(x−3)(x+3)+B(x+3)+C(x−3)2
3. Solve for the constants $A$, $B$, and $C$.
Substitute x=3:
2(3)2+13(3)−51=B(3+3)
18+39−51=6B⟹6=6B⟹B=1
Substitute x=−3:
2(−3)2+13(−3)−51=C(−3−3)2
18−39−51=36C⟹−72=36C⟹C=−2
Compare coefficients of x2:
2=A+C
2=A−2⟹A=4
4. Write the final expression in partial fractions.
(x−3)(x2−9)2x3−4x2−5x+3=2+x−34+(x−3)21−x+32
答案2+x−34+(x−3)21−x+32