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equation .​Previous year IIT jee Question
Chapter :- complex number and quadratic​

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Answered by amansharma264
5

EXPLANATION.

If ω is an imaginary cube roots.

⇒ (1 + ω - ω²)⁷.

As we know that,

⇒ 1 + ω + ω² = 0.

⇒ 1 + ω = - ω².

Put the values in the equation, we get.

⇒ (- ω² - ω²)⁷.

⇒ (- 2ω²)⁷.

⇒ (-2)⁷(ω)¹⁴.

⇒ (-2)⁷ (ω)¹²(ω)².

⇒ (-2)⁷(ω)².

⇒ - 128ω².

Option [D] is correct answer.

Answered by TheGodWishperer
4

Solution:-

It is given that omega is cube root on unity and we need to find:-

 \large {\mathtt {(1 +  \omega - {\omega}^{2})  }^{7}}

Now we know that if omega is cube root of unity than

 \large {\mathtt {1 +  \omega  +   {\omega}^{2} = 0}}

From here

\large {\mathtt {1 +  \omega     = - {\omega}^{2}  }}

Putting this in given Question we get

\large {\mathtt {(  - {\omega}^{2}- {\omega}^{2})  }^{7}}

\large {\mathtt {(   - 2 {\omega}^{2})  }^{7}}

\large {\mathtt {  - 128{\omega}^{14} }}

As omega is cube root of unity than value of \omega^3\: is \: 1

\large {\mathtt {  - 128{\omega}^{14}  =- 128 ({{\omega}^{3}})^{4} {\omega}^{2}}}

\large {\mathtt {  - 128{\omega}^{14}  =- 128 ({1})^{4} {\omega}^{2}}}

\large {\mathtt {  - 128{\omega}^{14}  =- 128 {\omega}^{2}}}

\huge   \red{  \boxed{\mathtt{Answer=- 128 {\omega}^{2}}}}

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