The determinant of the matrix by the expansion of row3.
Answer to Problem 56E
The determinant of the matrix by the expansion of row3 is 112.
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
The given matrix is shown below,
Formula used:
Matrix multiplication is used.
Calculation:
The second row has two zeroes as entries. Hence, it is easier to expand using that row.
By the definition of determinants, for row 2 expansions:
Since,
Hence, there is no need to find
To find the co-factor, use the relation:
To find the co-factor
Thus,
Expanding by co-factors in the first column yields:
Hence,
To find the co-factor
Thus,
Since the one of the entries in the first column of the resultant matrix is zero, in order to simplify calculations it is easier to expand using column 1.
Expanding by cofactors in the first column yields:
Hence,
Therefore,
Hence, determinant of the matrix
Conclusion:
The determinant of the matrix by the expansion of row3 is 112.
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