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prove that u(z+zw)={+1,-1,+w,-w,+w^2,-w^2}
The discussion centers on proving the equation u(z+zw)={+1,-1,+w,-w,+w^2,-w^2}, which involves the concept of a function u in the context of linear algebra. Participants express skepticism about the validity of the proof request, comparing it to absurd hypothetical scenarios. The conversation highlights the need for additional context regarding the function u to facilitate a meaningful proof.
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abs said:prove that u(z+zw)={+1,-1,+w,-w,+w^2,-w^2}
Prove It said:You may as well ask us to prove that if the sky is green then faeces smell like roses...
Seriously, there must be more to this problem. What are you told about "u"?abs said:prove that u(z+zw)={+1,-1,+w,-w,+w^2,-w^2}