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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge 2022 ii Paper 2 24F a Solution by
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The sum of two meromorphic functions has no poles away from the union of their pole sets, and at each its pole order is at most the larger of the two orders, hence at most . Scalar multiplication cannot increase a pole order. The zero function belongs to the set, so is a complex vector space.
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