Exercise 11.Let f(z) = ((z – 3i)? + 9)ez-siThe Laurent series representation of f(z) in the domain 0 < Iz – 3il < o.a) (z - 31)2 + (z - 3i) + Eo(n+2)!' n!/ (z-31)"1b) 2(z – 3i) + E-o3D0n! (z-31)"c) 9+ 9(z – 3i) + EZn=2(n-2)!а.O b.c. Exercise 12.Let f(z) = ((z – 3i)? + 9)ez-si. Classify the singularity of z 3i.a) simple poleb) Removable singular pointc) pole of order 9d) Essential singular pointа.b.с.O d.

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Let f(z) = ((z - 3i)? + 9)ez-3 The Laurent series representation of f(z) in the domain 0 < Iz – 3il < o. a) (z – 31)2 + (z – 3i) + En=o (n+2) n!/ (z-31)" b) 2(z – 31) + E=o 1 1 n! (z-31)" c) 9+9(z – 3i) + E-2 (+ (z - 31)" а. b. С.