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[" Let a be a root of the equation "x^(2)+x+1=],[0" and the matrix "A=(1)/(sqrt(3))[[1,1,1],[1,alpha,alpha^(2)],[1,alpha^(2),alpha^(4)]]," then "],[" the matrix "A^(31)" is equal to: "]

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