If $\;\cos\alpha+\cos\beta+\cos\gamma= \sin\alpha+\sin\beta+\sin\gamma=0$, then show that $\cos^2\!\alpha+\cos^2\!\beta+\cos^2\!\gamma=\sin^2\!\alpha+\sin^2\!\beta+\sin^2\!\gamma=\!3/2$
I have done this problem with just trigonometric identities, but I want to know how can I get it with complex numbers.
I have tried and gotten the following results,
$\mathrm{CiS}(\alpha)+\mathrm{CiS}(\beta)+\mathrm{CiS}(\gamma)=0$
$\mathrm{CiS}^2(\alpha) + \mathrm{CiS}^2(\beta) + \mathrm{CiS}^2(\gamma) = 0$
I have seen very similar questions with the same given condition and tried methods from there but I couldn't solve it all the way. Thanks.