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Complex analysis For the function f(z)=1/[z^2(3-z)], find all possible Laurent expansions centered at z=0. then find...

Complex analysis

For the function f(z)=1/[z^2(3-z)], find all possible Laurent expansions centered at z=0.

then find one or more Laurent expansions centered at z=1.

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