Complex Analysis | Unit 2 | Lecture 13 | Example of Cauchy's Integral Formula

Example of Cauchy's Integral Formula ‪@ranjankhatu‬

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using residue theorm evaluate the integrals 1+z/z(2-z)

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Why it is not passing through 2 in x axis

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Sir please do tell me how to solve e^5z/(z-i)^4 my answer was same qs cauchy integral

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What if my circle is |z-1|=2?, it will be still z+2i z-2i?

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Sir y did u take on y axis points -2i and 2i ??? Should not we take on x axis

[@ranjankhatu]

2i and -2i are purely imaginary numbers and Y is an imaginary axis. So those points should be on Y Axis

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Not prepared completely yet

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Brown and Churchill, John Conway

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why is the radius not (0,-1)

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i mean centre

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The standard form of equation of circle is |z-a|=r where a is centre and r is Radius. If you compare the given equation with this standard form you will get centre i that is (0,1) and Radius 2

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