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Show that (7x/x^2 + 5) + (4/3x+15) - (5/6x-24) = (45x^3-15x^2-825x-35)/((6x^2+30)(x^2+x-20)) then use that information to determine S=integral S(45x^3-15x^2-825x-35)/((6x^2+30)(x^2+x-20)) dx.

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Problem: show that (7x/x^2 + 5) + (4/3x+15) - (5/6x-24) = (45x^3-15x^2-825x-35)/((6x^2+30)(x^2+x-20)) then use that information to determine S=integral ...

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