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Homework Statement from test capabilities I want to know the right answer please True Or False Questions stereographic projection for space R3 is the set of points (x, y, 0) and radius 1 is the circle X2 + Y2 = 1 stereographic projection for space R3 is the set of points (x, y...

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Challenge write Polynomail More than double the rotation an=/=0 r=0 or A negative number

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Reference in rotation among the transactions +,-,+,-,+ if f(r) =0 then r>0 r=root in f

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Hi king:smile: O.K. used (I) for Contour = sum of Curves , and Closed and used (II) for any Curve Q.2 Now z1(t)=t , 0=<t=<5 z2(t)=5+it , 0=<t=<5 z3(t)= t+5i , 5=<t=<0 z4(t)=it , 5=<t=<0

Dear Dick مرحبا سعيد يرؤيتك 1) I can not find an answer in books,In books sometimes use pattern,Sometimes using type IIusing In your answer: They both indicate integral over the contour Do you clarify if possible 2) C1:z(t)=t , 0=<t=<5 C2:z(t)=5-t+5i , 0=<t=<5 C3:z(t)=5-t+5i ...

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