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Let I, `omega` and `omega^(2)` be the cube roots of unity. The least possible degree of a polynomial, with real coefficients having `2omega^(2), 3 + 4 omega, 3 + 4 omega^(2) ` and `5- omega - omega^(2)` as roots is -

A

`4`

B

`5`

C

`6`

D

`7`

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The correct Answer is:
B

`(b)` Roots are `alpha=2omega^(2)`, `beta=3+4omega`, `gamma=3+4omega^(2)`, `delta=5-omega-omega^(2)`
If `alpha=2omega^(2)` is a root, then `2omega` has to be a root too.
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