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[" Let "omega" be a complex cube root of unity with "omega!=],[" 1.A fair die is thrown three times.If "r_(1),r_(2)],[" and "r_(3)" are the numbers obtained on the die,then "],[" the probability that "omega^(r_(1))+omega^(r_(2))+omega^(r_(3))=0" is - "]

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