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    Syms Z Num (4 30 68) Den (1 6 0 - 32) (R, P, Q) Residue (Num, Den)

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    The document uses MATLAB to find the Taylor series expansion of a rational function f(z) = (4z^2 + 30z + 68) / (z^3 + 6z^2 - 32) around several points. It calculates the Taylor series to various orders by calling the taylor function and expanding around z=0, z=-2, and z=4.

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    Syms Z Num (4 30 68) Den (1 6 0 - 32) (R, P, Q) Residue (Num, Den)

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    The document uses MATLAB to find the Taylor series expansion of a rational function f(z) = (4z^2 + 30z + 68) / (z^3 + 6z^2 - 32) around several points. It calculates the Taylor series to various orders by calling the taylor function and expanding around z=0, z=-2, and z=4.

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    The document uses MATLAB to find the Taylor series expansion of a rational function f(z) = (4z^2 + 30z + 68) / (z^3 + 6z^2 - 32) around several points. It calculates the Taylor series to various orders by calling the taylor function and expanding around z=0, z=-2, and z=4.

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    Syms Z Num (4 30 68) Den (1 6 0 - 32) (R, P, Q) Residue (Num, Den)

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    The document uses MATLAB to find the Taylor series expansion of a rational function f(z) = (4z^2 + 30z + 68) / (z^3 + 6z^2 - 32) around several points. It calculates the Taylor series to various orders by calling the taylor function and expanding around z=0, z=-2, and z=4.

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    >> syms z

    >> num=[4 30 68];

    >> den=[1 6 0 -32];

    >> [R,P,Q]=residue(num,den)

    R=

    -2

    P=

    -4.0000

    -4.0000

    2.0000

    Q=

    []

    >> f=(4*z^2+30*z+68)/(z^3+6*z^2-32);

    >> taylor(f,'z',5)

    ans =

    -17/8-15/16*z-67/128*z^2-31/128*z^3-261/2048*z^4

    >> taylor(f,'z',6)
    ans =

    -17/8-15/16*z-67/128*z^2-31/128*z^3-261/2048*z^4-253/4096*z^5

    >> taylor(f,'z',7)

    ans =

    -17/8-15/16*z-67/128*z^2-31/128*z^3-261/2048*z^4-253/4096*z^5-1031/32768*z^6

    >> taylor(f,'z',5,-2)

    ans =

    -1+1/4*z-7/16*(z+2)^2+15/64*(z+2)^3-41/256*(z+2)^4

    >> taylor(f,'z',6,-2)

    ans =

    -1+1/4*z-7/16*(z+2)^2+15/64*(z+2)^3-41/256*(z+2)^4+95/1024*(z+2)^5

    >> taylor(f,'z',5,4)

    ans =

    95/16-127/128*z+1021/2048*(z-4)^2-1023/4096*(z-4)^3+16379/131072*(z-4)^4

    >> taylor(f,'z',6,4)
    ans =

    95/16-127/128*z+1021/2048*(z-4)^2-1023/4096*(z-4)^3+16379/131072*(z-4)^4-
    32765/524288*(z-4)^5

    >>

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