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If `z^(2) + z + 1 = 0`, where z is a complex number , prove that
` ( z + 1/z)^(2) + ( z^(2) + 1/z^(2)) + (z^(3) + 1/z^(3))^(2) + (z^(4) + 1/z^(4))^(2) + (z^(5) + 1/z^(5)) ^(2) + ( z^(6) + 1/z^(6)) = 12 `.

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