#10 please and thank you In exercises 9 and 10 compute the (1,1)-, (1,2)-, (1,3)-, (2,1)- and (3,1)- cofactors. SeeMethod (4.1.3).9.10.1-123 42 51 -142 13 1 05 3 1

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