Question 3d, had asked this before but the method was unclear. 3) Find the laurent series expansion for :a) z² sin ½, O0,b) Z-7'Z472-22+32d) z²+24on i) 1<12/<2; ii) \z/>2iii) 0< 12-1\<10412K1

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3) Find the laurent series expansion for : a) z² sin ½, 02 12-2711 >0 iii) 0< 12-1\<1 2+32 d) +24 , 0<12/1