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If x=1 + i sqrt3, y= 1- i sqrt3 and z=2,...

If `x=1 + i sqrt3, y= 1- i sqrt3 and z=2`, then prove that `x^(p)+ y^(p) + z^(p)` for every prime `p gt 3`.

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