How do you integrate int(x)/((x+4)(x+6)(x+1)) using partial fractions? Calculus Techniques of Integration Integral by Partial Fractions 1 Answer Leland Adriano Alejandro Jan 15, 2016 2/3 ln (x+4) -3/5 ln (x+6) -1/15 ln (x+1)+C C=the constant of inegration Explanation: x=A(x^2+7x+6)+B(x^2+5x+4)+C(x^2+10x+24) A=2/3 B=-3/5 C=-1/15 int x/((x+4)(x+6)(x+1)) dx = int A/(x+4) dx+ int B/(x+6) dx+int C/(x+1) dx Answer link Related questions How do I find the partial fraction decomposition of (2x)/((x+3)(3x+1)) ? How do I find the partial fraction decomposition of (1)/(x^3+2x^2+x ? How do I find the partial fraction decomposition of (x^4+1)/(x^5+4x^3) ? How do I find the partial fraction decomposition of (x^4)/(x^4-1) ? How do I find the partial fraction decomposition of (t^4+t^2+1)/((t^2+1)(t^2+4)^2) ? How do I find the integral intt^2/(t+4)dt ? How do I find the integral int(x-9)/((x+5)(x-2))dx ? How do I find the integral int1/((w-4)(w+1))dw ? How do I find the integral intdx/(x^2(x-1)^2) ? How do I find the integral int(x^3+4)/(x^2+4)dx ? See all questions in Integral by Partial Fractions Impact of this question 1269 views around the world You can reuse this answer Creative Commons License