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[" 46.The roots of the cubic equation "],[(z+alpha beta)^(3)=alpha^(3),alpha!=0" represent the vertices of "],[" a triangle of sides of length "],[[" 1) "(1)/(sqrt(3))| alpha beta|," 2) "sqrt(3)| alpha|," 3) "sqrt(3)| beta|," 4) "(1)/(sqrt(3))| alpha|]]

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