When a Breakup IS The Solution 😏

In this calculus 2 video, I'll show you how to use partial fraction decomposition to integrate problems like these on your ap calc bc exam! Integration by partial fraction method is an important one since when the polynomial degree is larger for the denominator like in this example, you may need to break up the fraction as a sum of simpler parts to integrate! At the end of this video, we'll crush the final integration step by also using a u-substitution method. Hope you enjoy!
0:00 - Introduction
0:13 - Factorization
0:43 - Partial Fraction Method
1:06 - Finding The Fractions
2:22 - Solving The New Integral
3:05 - U-Substitution

[@machinewings]

I really like your videos including this one and they're very helpful!
It can be solved in another way too, take
numerator= a(derivative of the denominator) + b
a and b are constants.
It'll also easy

[@NumberNinjaDave]

I appreciate that! I like your approach 🥷