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Using the Residues Theorem, calculate the following:

Integral limits between negative infinity and positive infinity [dx/(1+x^2)].
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Using the residues theorem over an appropriate contour in the complex plane we calculate the integral from minus infinity to plus infinity of the function 1/(1+x^2)

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