а.sinh?3x+cos23ysinh(3x)cosh(3x)b.cos?(3x)+sinh²(3y)sin(3x)cos(3x)с.cos²(3x)+sinh?(3y)d. None of theseExercise 6.(1 – iv3)i isа. еwhere n is an integer.b. e(1+4n)n where n is an integer.c. e(1+2n)ë where n is an integer.d. None of theseExercise 7.Let z be a complex number, f(z) be any function, and C be any contour. ThenSe f(z)dz + S_cf (z)dz isa. equal to S. f(z)dzb. equal to – S. f(z)dzc. equal to 0d. None of theseExercise 8.Let z be a complex number and f(z) be any bounded function on C where C iscontour of finite length. Thena. ſ. f(z)dz = 0b. S. f(z)dz is not necessary boundedc. S. f(z)dz is boundedd. None of these2 | Page

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Exercise 6. (1 – iv3)i is 1+4n а. е where n is an integer. b. e(1+4n)n where n is an integer. c. e(1+2n)n where n is an integer. d. None of these Exercise 7. Let z be a complex number, f(z) be any function, and C be any contour. Then Se f(z)dz + Lc f(z)dz is a. equal to f. f(z)dz b. equal to – S. f(z)dz c. equal to 0 d. None of these Exercise 8. Let z be a complex number and f(z) be any bounded function on C where C is contour of finite length. Then a. S. f(z)dz = 0 b. S. f(z)dz is not necessary bounded c. S. f(z)dz is bounded d. None of these

Exercise 6. (1 – iv3)i is 1+4n а. е where n is an integer. b. e(1+4n)n where n is an integer. c. e(1+2n)n where n is an integer. d. None of these Exercise 7. Let z be a complex number, f(z) be any function, and C be any contour. Then Se f(z)dz + Lc f(z)dz is a. equal to f. f(z)dz b. equal to – S. f(z)dz c. equal to 0 d. None of these Exercise 8. Let z be a complex number and f(z) be any bounded function on C where C is contour of finite length. Then a. S. f(z)dz = 0 b. S. f(z)dz is not necessary bounded c. S. f(z)dz is bounded d. None of these

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