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Prove that (1-ω+ω^2) (1+ω-ω^2)=4
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will u try out this for me? u already know the formulas to be used....
Some mistakes for the first bracket. (1-ω+ω^2) = (1+ω^2 - ω) = -ω- ω = ...
(1-(-1)) ((-w^2)-w^2) =(2)(-2w^2)
by using formula ( 1+w+w^2) we get 1-w+w^2 = -2w and 1+w-w^2 = -2w^2|dw:1345790835604:dw|
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