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Complex Integrals - Cauchy's Integration Formula

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Three questions to do with Cauchy's integral formula are evaluated in clear, easy to understand steps.

1. Show that
see attached
where C is the semicircule |x|=R>1, lm(x)>=0 from x=-R to z=R.

2. Use Cauchy's integral formula for derivatives to evaluate
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where |z-2|=2 is oriented clockwise.

3. Evaluate
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where C is the square with vertices 2+/-2i, -2+/-2i, oriented counterclockwise

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This solution reviews some basic properties of line integration, including the Cauchy integration formula for derivatives. Then a detailed solution is presented for each of the three questions to show by example how to apply these properties.

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