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Real-variable integral calculus uses partial fractions to find antiderivatives of
Aexponential curves
Btrigonometric ratios
Cradical functions
Drational functions
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. rational functions
Rational functions are split into simple fractions whose antiderivatives are standard.
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