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Find the Laurent expansion of f(z) = 1 z(z2 + 1) about z0 = 0, that...

Find the Laurent expansion of f(z) = 1 z(z2 + 1) about z0 = 0, that is valid for the annuli

(b) 1 < |z|.

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