Please let me know the best way to solve this problem.Thanks.
Update:sorry,i didn't make myself clear. Actually it is not about the partial fraction part but the part after the partial fractial.I get ∫(3-X) / (X^2+3)(X+3) dx = [1/2][ ∫1/(x+3) ]dx + [1/2][ ∫(1-x)/(x^2+3) ]dx and i try to use intergrate by part to solve the part [1/2][ ∫(1-x)/(x^2+3) ]dx but it seem to be endlessly. So i wander if there is other easier method to solve it or what i had done wrong.
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Probably best to use the partial fractions method.
Start with (3 - x)/ (x^2 + 3)(x + 3) = A/(x + 3) + (Bx + C)/(x^2 + 3)
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