DeterminantHard
Question
If ᐃ1 =
, ᐃ2 =
, then the value of ᐃ1 - ᐃ2 is
Options
A.x + y/2 + z
B.2
C.0
D.3
Solution
ᐃ1 =
= 4 
ᐃ2 =
= 4 
C1 ↔ C1 followed by
ᐃ2 =
R1 ↔ R2 followed by
ᐃ2 = ᐃ1
ᐃ1 - ᐃ2 = 0
ᐃ2 =
C1 ↔ C1 followed by
ᐃ2 =
R1 ↔ R2 followed by
ᐃ2 = ᐃ1
ᐃ1 - ᐃ2 = 0
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