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Description: Residue Theorem By using the Residue theorem, compute theintegraleiz-dz, where I is the circle |2| = 3 traversed once in2²(z – 2)(z + 5i)|the counterclockwise direction.

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By using the Residue theorem, compute the integral eiz -dz, where I is the circle |2| = 3 traversed once in 2²(z – 2)(z + 5i) | the counterclockwise direction.

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Chapter11: Graphs

Section11.1: Use The Rectangular Coordinate System

Problem 11.1TI: use the map in Figure 11.2. a Find the grid section of Taylor Hall. b. What is located in section...

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