Is z = 0 an isolated singular point of f(2)= cot (7/2)? Provide reasons for your answer.
Is z = 0 an isolated singular point of f(2)= cot (7/2)? Provide reasons for your answer.
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1. Is z = 0 an isolated singular point of f(2)=cot (7/2)? Provide reasons for your answer.
2. What is the difference between f(2) dr and P.V.
v. [₁ f(x) dx?
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Let f(2)= and let C = {2 € C: [2] = 1}, described in the positive sense. Determine the value of
Acarg f(2).
in the annulus 1 ≤|2|< 2.
Determine the number of roots, counting multiplicities, of the equation
27+822-42-2=0
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COMPLEX ANALYSIS
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1. Is z = 0 an isolated singular point of f(2)=cot (7/2)? Provide reasons for your answer.
2. What is the difference between f(2) dr and P.V.
v. [₁ f(x) dx?
M
I
Let f(2)= and let C = {2 € C: [2] = 1}, described in the positive sense. Determine the value of
Acarg f(2).
in the annulus 1 ≤|2|< 2.
Determine the number of roots, counting multiplicities, of the equation
27+822-42-2=0
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