Simplify `(1-omega)(1-omega^(2))(1+omega^(4))(1+omega^(8))`

If omega is a cube root of unity,then find the value of the following: (1-omega)(1-omega^(2))(1-omega^(4))(1-omega^(8))

If omega is a complex cube roots of unity, then find the value of the (1+ omega)(1+ omega^(2))(1+ omega^(4)) (1+ omega^(8)) … to 2n factors.

If 1, omega, omega^(2) are the cube roots of unity, then the value of (1+omega)(1+omega^(2))(1+omega^(4))(1+omega^(8)) is

omega is a complex cube root of unity,then (1-omega)(1-+-ega^(2))(1-omega^(4))(1-omega^(8))

If omega is an imainary cube root of unity,then show that (1-omega)(1-omega^(2))(1-omega^(4))(1-omega^(5))=9

If 1,omega,omega^(2) are the cube roots of unity (1+omega)(1+omega^(2))(1+omega^(4))(1+omega^(5))....... to 2n factors

find the value of (1+omega)(1+omega^(2))(1+omega^(3))(1+omega^(4))

(1-omega) (1-omega ^ (2)) (1-omega ^ (4)) (1-omega ^ (5)) = 9

If omega is an imaginary cube root of unity,then find the value of (1+omega)(1+omega^(2))(1+omega^(3))(1+omega^(4))(1+omega^(5))......(1+omega^(3n))=