If alpha^3+beta^3+gamma^3=(alpha+beta+ga...

If `alpha^3+beta^3+gamma^3=(alpha+beta+gamma)^3` where `alpha,beta,gamma !=0` then `(alpha+beta+gamma)^7/(alpha^7+beta^7+gamma^7)` is `(alpha+beta+gamma !=0)`

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