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(2)
(A) DETERMINANTS:
‘The determinant of order 2 is denoted by
and its value is (ad ~ bo)
la 3
le al
Determinant of order three:
‘Phe representation of nine numbers a,, by, ¢,,
la bo
lar be ey
Jaz bs Cs)
ay Byy Cy Gay By» Gy it the form is
defined as the determinant of order 3. The nine
numbers are called the elements of the determinant.
3) Value of the determinant of order 3:
‘The value of the determinant is given by
la, bo ib, oy), |e
|, [a2 &|, [a2 By
Jar Pa Ip, eal ag cs)" las bal
jaz Bs ‘Cal
= ay (bye3 ~ Bye) ~ By 42% ~ 93%)
+ ©(ab, ~ aby)
) ‘Minor and cofactor of elements of a determinant
of order 3:
lan Bie M3
Leth = |@21 bes C3)
las) B32 3a
i
Ma,
(ii)
opt
|) Minors of the elements :
We denote the minor of a, (ie. element of
ith row and j* column) by M,, For example
minor of ap, i.e. minor of element of 2nd row and.
1*t column is denoted by M,, etc.
lazy Axa] _ foar 23] yg = (22 24
- +My = Mis“ la, a.
Jas. A Jas, Aa a1 aa]
_ [42 43] y= (2 2), ete
= , My vette.
lagg aq” 7? (an as
Cofactors of the elements:
Cofactor of a, = (-1)'*4(M,), denoted by Ay
l@22 23}
= (12
‘The cofactor of = (1? |, aa,
erties of determinants:
Property 3:
If any two rows (or columns) of a determinant are|
identical, then the value of determinant is zero.
determinant is multiplied by the same number, K,|
then the value of determinant so obtained is K times|
that of the original determinant.
Property 5:
If each element of any row (or column) is expressed
as the sum of two terms then the determinant can be
expressed as the sum of two determinants.
Property 6:
If same multiple of all elements of any row (¢
column) are added to the corresponding elements
any other row (or column), then the value of the n¢
determinant so obtained remains unchanged.
‘NOTE: We have to make some operations on row:
and columns of a determinant. We write thes
operations in symbolic forms.
For example :
@) R, OR
It means “interchange 1st row and 2° row.
(i) Cy Cy
It means “interchange C, and C3.
i) Ry Ry 2Ry
It means “subtract 2 times of R, from Ry
Application of determinants (Cramer's rule}
‘The solution of a,x+ byy= ¢ and a,x+ boy ~«
2s, ye B, provided D #0.
dL of ah Penh
‘This is the Cramer’s rule for two unknowns :
(6)
is given by: x
la
where, D =
‘The solution of a,x+ byy* 42> dy, 4% bay
and a,x + byy + G2™ dis given by
2. De Dro)
D’ D
x=
\a > a{0} Properties of transpo;
() For any matrix (a
i) KAI" = KAT (ig
(a) (A+ B= ary By
(iv) (AB)T = BTAT
(provided conformabili
ability exist for product
(v)_1!A is a symmetric matrix, then AT— A :
PROBLEM 1: Ifa = [C084 sina
sina cosa.
ware [em
SOLUTION:
wee ara of
cosa
iS [psoaecezee Sateal mee)
~ LE
# constant)
sina] [ cosa
sina cosa.
29
skew aymnetne malate SS
(wil) If 4 tsa square matrix, then *
(0) A+ Attn aymmetie matrix
(0) A~ AT is skew-symmetric matrix
(witha square matrix A can be expressed aa
1 1
Ae Faranediasan
Ca
mo
|} then show that
in
~sin 2a cos 20
a) 90830 ‘sin 3a
(i) A? =
cas [Ses ase
sina,
sina cosa
aan
~sina)cosa+cosa(-sina) (-sina)sina+cosacosa
= [00s?a-sin?a 2sinacosa
r2sinacosa -cos*a-sin? a,
az = [£0820 sin2a 0
=sin2a cosa)‘
3 2 Alea = [00820 sin2a] [cosa sina ,
(i) AS = A2«A [eae cos2e||-sinz cosy] “ffm equation (1)
ad = | ($0S82acosa-sin2asina) (cos2asina+sin2aéosa) |
~ |(-sin2acosa—cos2asina) (-sin2asina +cos2acosa)|
= |seetleoticatesacaenen
sina(1—2sin?a)+cosa(2sinacosa) i
),
-cosa(2sina.cosa)-sina(1-2sin?a) -sina(2sinacosa)+cosa(2cos? a1)ms
Wa,"
ites iley *
(ay ay= {O eeey fc
11,29 and J=129
1 agrtx2 = 3 a7" 9 TE
= 2 a y= 2"2= 4, ns
- =3x3-
ag" 3*2 = 6 ayy 9
23
46
69
(H) ay= (6492, i= 1,2,3 and j=1,2,3 antl t Ber you Je..,
13
11 = (141)? = 22 = 4, Oy (1 Ferra? = hors > (2. ya 2S
QB).
Br lB YP = Gooey tag = (ude *
2.
ities
iF for i= 1, 2,3 and j=1,2,3Determinants and Matrices
0, fins a
(iv) ay {a ti>y for i= 1,2,3 and j=1,2,3
mt, iti R,- Ry, Ro Ra Rs
0 a-b cb-a)
0 b-e ale~b)
1 ¢ ab
By R2> R2- Ry
1 ¢ ab
we o1-e
S e-bnae 1 =
Las, = @-bb-e
Z 1 ¢ ab
0 1.-¢
o1l
1 ¢ ab
= (a Blb- ae- alt -
= (a-blb-ale- a)
= RH.S.
0,1 -¢
01 -a
= (a-by(b-c)le~al}a ne ene.
‘A new Apron Mathematics wens + wccteay
z
yea 2 ,
y | 2 abe+ ab+ be
te
ute
pa te
PROB!
LEM 4:
souurioy: =?
m4 roperties o:
Ms f determinants show that!