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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge 2006 ii Paper 2 11G a Solution by
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All poles lie outside some circle with . The rational function is holomorphic in that disc, so its Taylor series at zero converges uniformly on . Its polynomial partial sums therefore approximate uniformly on . If there are no finite poles, the function is already a polynomial.
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