I'm not doing my homework. I'll graduate from college this summer. I was reviewing calculus because I'm planning on going to graduate school. It's been years since I took calculus. Been too busy to re-study.
wow, i took calculus 1 thru 3, differential equations, calculus based physics, etc. etc. to get my b.s. in c.s. 15 years later, i haven't got a clue.
I posted it on the first page: x/a= (x-1+1)/a so by applying that (x-1+1)/[(x-1)*(X^2+x+1)] split them up into two different fractions (x-1)/[(x-1)*(X^2+x+1)] + 1/[(x-1)*(X^2+x+1)] in the first term, the (x-1) cancel out I have no clue what to do next, but its a way of simplifying it and looking at the final answer the term (X^2+x+1) is in it.. which is in my simplification
