Evaluate integrals, Evaluate integrals : a) integral of

Evaluate integrals

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Evaluate integrals :

a) integral of [dz/(1 - z )^3 ] , C is circle |z| = 1/2

b) integral of [e^z/(1 - z )^3 ] dz , C is circle |z - 1| = 1/2

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