at z°=1
here is how I've done it ..
Res=limit [f(z)*(z°-z)] as z goes to z°
=limit [e1/z/(1-z)*(z°-z)] as z goes to z°
=limit [e1/z] as z goes to z° ''which equals to 1''
and finally I plugged in z=z°=1 and I got: Res=e1/1=e≈2.72
am I wrong somewhere?
Homework Statement
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Write down the differential equations of motion.
(Step by step if you can)2. The attempt at a solution
x"+(f/m)x'+3(k/m)x=0
or
x"+σx'+ω^2x=0
where σ=f/m and ω=sqrt(3k/m)
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