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The polynomial x^(6)+4x^(5)+3x^(4)+2x^(3...

The polynomial `x^(6)+4x^(5)+3x^(4)+2x^(3)+x+1` is divisible by: (where `omega` is one of the imaginary cube roots of unity)

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