16.10. Let y denote the boundary of the domain between the circles2. Assuming that y is oriented so that the points of= 0 for the following2| = 1 and z|%3Dthe domain lie to the left of y, show that| (2)dzfunctions:(a). f(z) =(b). f(z) = cot z.%3D22 +9'

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Answered: ions: a). f(2) = ea %3D 22 +9'

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