Question
Question: Let \(\omega \) being the cube root of unity then prove that \({{\left( 3+3\omega +5{{\omega }^{2}} ...
Let ω being the cube root of unity then prove that (3+3ω+5ω2)6−(2+6ω+2ω2)3=0 .
Solution
Hint: Use the property that ω3n=1 and 1+ω+ω2=0 , where ω represents cube root of unity. Start with the left-hand side of the equation given in the figure but try to avoid the binomial expansion as much as possible to make the solution easier and less complex.
Complete step-by-step answer:
Before starting with the solution, let us discuss some of the formulas related to the cube root of unity.
The important formulas include:
ω3n=1
1+ω+ω2=0
Now let us start with the solving of the left-hand side of the equation given in the question.
(3+3ω+5ω2)6−(2+6ω+2ω2)3
=(3+3ω+3ω2+2ω2)6−(2+2ω+2ω2+4ω)3
Now if we take 3 common from the first three terms of the first bracket and 2 common from the first three terms of the second bracket, we get
(3(1+ω+ω2)+2ω2)6−(2(1+ω+ω2)+4ω)3
When we use the property 1+ω+ω2=0 , we get
(3×0+2ω2)6−(2×0+4ω)3
=(0+2ω2)6−(0+4ω)3
=26ω6×2−43ω3
Now we will use the identity ω3n=1 . On doing so, we get
26ω3×4−43ω3
=26×1−(22)3×1
=26−26=0
So, we have shown that left-hand side of the equation (3+3ω+5ω2)6−(2+6ω+2ω2)3=0 is equal to right-hand side. Hence, we can say that we have proved that (3+3ω+5ω2)6−(2+6ω+2ω2)3=0
Note: Don’t get confused and apply the properties of the cube root of unity to all the places wherever you see the symbol ω , as the symbol has different meanings in different chapters and topics. So, be sure that you use the above mentioned properties with ω only if it is mentioned that ω represents the cube root of unity. Also, be careful while opening the brackets and multiplying the signs. Often, students commit mistakes while opening the brackets.