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Please find the Laurent Series of z/(z-1)(z-3), and determine its type of isolated singular point(removable, pole(s),...

Please find the Laurent Series of z/(z-1)(z-3), and determine its type of isolated singular point(removable, pole(s), essential)

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the expansions are Laurent series expansion as you can see..

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