Let f: C C defined by f(z) =1(z-2)(z-1)³Express "f" as a Laurent serieswhich is valid for the ring domain 0<|z-2|<1.

Laurent series expansion represents an power series with positive and negative terms as well. So,…

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Let f: C C defined by f(z) = 1 (z-2)(z-1)³ Express "f" as a Laurent series which is valid for the ring domain 0<|z-2|<1.