problemo....cube roots of unito

Q1If ω is non real complex cube root of unity tehn find value of
\frac{\prod_{p=1}^{4}{(\omega +\alpha ^p)}}{\prod_{q=1}^{7}{(\omega ^2-\alpha ^q)}}

Q2 If n beolgns to N then value of
\prod_{r=1}^{n-1}{\sin(r\pi /n)}

6 Answers

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Bicchuram Aveek ·

2nd question...a bit more interesting :

\sum_{n=1}^{infinity}{} sin nθn

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Tush Watts ·

Ans1) The eqn zn-1 has n roots which are called the nth roots of unity.
Zn = 1 = cos0 + i sin0
= cos 2k∩ + i sin 2k∩
Therefore, Z = cos 2k∩ / n + i sin sin 2k∩ / n where k=0,12,3,......, n-1
Zn-1 = (z-1)(zn-1 + zn-2+ ...........+z+1)

Z n - 1 =

(zn-1) = (z-1)

or, (z n-1) / (z-1) = ..........(1)

Put n=5 and z=-w, then
(-w5-1) / (-w-1) =

(w2+1) / (w+1) =

or -w / -w2 =

= 1/w -------------------(2)

Also in (1), put z=w2, n=8, r=q, then

(w16-1) / (w2-1) =

1 / (w+1) =

-1/ w2 = .......................(3)

From (2) and (3),
/ = -w
=(1- i √3) / 2

11
Tush Watts ·

Q2 CAN BE DONE IN THE SAME WAY BY TAKING LIMITS
lim z→1

11
Tush Watts ·

Z n-1 =(z-1)

Z n-1 / (Z-1) =

lim z→1 [Z n-1 / (Z-1)] = lim z→1

n =

=

11
Tush Watts ·

CONTINUE....

=

|n| =

|n| = 2 n-1
Therefore,
= n / 2 n-1 (bcoz n>1)

24
eureka123 ·

The answer is absolutely rite...............

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