Question: evaluate the integral and explain clearly how you are applying Theorem 3.3.4.Theorem 3.3.4:(Independence of Path) Let f be a continuous complex-valued function on a region
evaluate the integral and explain clearly how you are applying Theorem 3.3.4.Theorem 3.3.4:(Independence of Path) Let
fbe a continuous complex-valued\ function on a region
\\\\Omega . Then the following assertions are equivalent:\ (a) There is an analytic function
Fon
\\\\Omega such that
f(z)=F^(')(z)for all
zin
\\\\Omega .\ (b) For arbitrary points
z_(1),z_(2)and any path
\\\\gamma in
\\\\Omega that joins
z_(1)to
z_(2), the integral\
I=\\\\int_(\\\\gamma ) f(z)dz\ is independent of the path
\\\\gamma .\ (c) The integral of
fover all closed paths is zero.\ Moreover, if (a) holds,
^(1)then for any path
\\\\gamma in
\\\\Omega that joins
z_(1)and
z_(2)we have\
\\\\int_(\\\\gamma ) f(z)dz=F(z_(2))-F(z_(1)) 
26. [z1,z2,z3]zlogzdz, where z1=i,z2=1,z3=i
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