Question #153726

(Z+1) (z+5) as a Lauren series in the region 2<|z|<5


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Expert's answer
2021-01-06T19:12:18-0500

It is not indicated around which point the expansion into Lauren series has to be done. We assume that the point is z0=72=3.5z_0=\frac{7}{2}=3.5 . We have: f(z)=z2+6z+5=(zz0)2+2zz0z02+6z+5=(zz0)2+(2z0+6)(zz0)+2z02+6z0z02+5=(zz0)2+(2z0+6)(zz0)+z02+6z0+5=(z3.5)2+13(z3.5)+12.25+26=(z3.5)2+13(z3.5)+38.25f(z)=z^2+6z+5=(z-z_0)^2+2zz_0-z_0^2+6z+5=(z-z_0)^2+(2z_0+6)(z-z_0)+2z_0^2+6z_0-z_0^2+5=(z-z_0)^2+(2z_0+6)(z-z_0)+z_0^2+6z_0+5=(z-3.5)^2+13(z-3.5)+12.25+26=(z-3.5)^2+13(z-3.5)+38.25

The answer is: f(z)=(z3.5)2+13(z3.5)+38.25f(z)=(z-3.5)^2+13(z-3.5)+38.25


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