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prove that u(z+zw)={+1,-1,+w,-w,+w^2,-w^2}
 
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abs said:
prove that u(z+zw)={+1,-1,+w,-w,+w^2,-w^2}

You may as well ask us to prove that if the sky is green then faeces smell like roses...
 
Prove It said:
You may as well ask us to prove that if the sky is green then faeces smell like roses...

If the sky is green, then a storm is coming.
If the storm comes, many things will be blown away, including faeces and roses. This, in turn, makes their smells mixed up.

Sorry, couldn't resist.
 
abs said:
prove that u(z+zw)={+1,-1,+w,-w,+w^2,-w^2}
Seriously, there must be more to this problem. What are you told about "u"?