7. Partial Fractions - The Cover-Up Rule

[@KingDuken]

Lol at 2:56 I was like, "What?!" in shock that you solved for a constant so quickly and then the guy in the video was like, "Coooool" right afterwards haha.

[@astro.thisyou]

😂😂

[@jtnevixal9276]

BLOODY THANK YOU FOR THE EXPLANATION

[@d.w.stratton4078]

This helped me with my partial fractions review. Thanks!

[@24Y5C32CHAWYUZER]

Thanks 4 the illuminating vid!

[@josepholuwatoni7202]

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[@numberskill]

Happy yo be helpful!

[@zulamage]

You're doing God's work.

[@yugeshkeluskar]

You saved my semester

[@bayazid314]

Thank you very much ❤

[@benmahfoudhalaa]

That was very clear and useful... Thank you :D

[@banteilangmarbaniang4074]

thanks for making it so simple .

[@anteater2536]

thank you sir....

[@94D33M]

This method is amazing

[@pabloalbarran7572]

Thx man, this was very useful.

[@ebokapreciousgift5792]

Sir, thanks for the video,does Cover up rule works for all expression and examples of partial fractions cases?

[@numberskill]

It only works for linear denominators.

[@gdbatle9967]

And it doesn't fully work with repeated root denominators, right?

[@letago_mehale]

This is great, thank you

[@MiLadyCutie9]

COOOOOOOL.

[@cedrickbenson5102]

Thank you very much

[@24Y5C32CHAWYUZER]

woah thanks dude

[@yoite70]

Thank you!!

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[@andiflora]

thank you~

[@jstone98]

Thanks. Very useful.

[@naufalazaidi8612]

Woahh thank you :)))

[@jradcoolness]

very well done.

[@stevencheong33]

How can I be deducted in the test by not using the cover up method???

[@YewrMan]

Legend!

[@numberskill]

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[@mdk124]

Singaporean?? o.o

[@ItsSwattyV2]

Chan is a god

[@singmetoslumberlandx]

But is it recognised by UCLES/Cambridge?

[@eipimath]

Thanks for sharing! I posted a video on the cover-up method. Hope to get your thoughts.

[@TheCampbell254bme]

Kick ass.

[@jahidulhaque6099]

Very Coooooool

[@numberskill]

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[@jahidulhaque6099]

Done. Keep up the good work❤

[@WilfordlBrimley]

Neither, mx+b form dude. Single powers of x.

[@1996JRC]

No, it's Cambridge do not like it. You cannot use it in STEP.

[@ryantan8666]

Why do I keep hearing it as "partial differential equations"?

[@alaminmollah7523]

Thank u vaiya ....if you use bangla ..may be we will more satiesfied...