# GATE Mechanical 2014 Set 4 | Question: 26

If $z$ is a complex variable, the value of $\displaystyle{} \int_{5}^{3i}\dfrac{dz}{z}$ is

1. $− 0.511−1.57i$
2. $− 0.511+1.57i$
3. $0.511− 1.57i$
4. $0.511+1.57i$
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