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Vishal Baghel

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= 1 [1* (−9) – 4* (−3)]–1 [2* (–9)–5* (– 3)]– 2 [2*4 −5*1]

= 1 [− 9 + 12] −1 [− 18+15] − 2 [8 − 5]

= 3 + 3 −6

= 0

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= 3 [ 0 ( 5 ) ( 1 ) ] + 1 ( 0 3 ( 1 ) 2 [ 0 * ( 5 ) 0 * 3 ]

= 15 + 3

= 12

=3 [1*1− (−2)*3]+4 [1*1− (−2)*2]+5 [3*1−2*1]

= 3 [1+6]+4 [1+4]+5 (3−2)

= 3*7+4*5+5*1

= 21+20+5

= 46

= 0 –1 [ − 1*0 – (−2)* (−3)] + 2 [−1*3 – (−2)*0]

= (− 1)* ( − 6)+2 (− 3)

= 6 – 6

= 0

= 2 [2*0− ( − 5)* (−1)]+3 [ (−1)* (− 1) – (− 2)*2]

= 2 (−5)+3 (1+4)

= 2 (−5) + 3* (5)

= −10+15

= 5

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=3 [36 – 6*0]

= 108

RHS = 27. |A| = 27 4 = 108

∴ LHS = RHS

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Given, A=  [1342]

So, 2A= 2  [1442]

[2484] .

L.H.S. = |2| = |2484| = 2*4 – 4*8 = 8−32 = −24

R.H.S. = 4 || = 4 |1242| = 4 (1*2 – 2*4)

= 4 [2 − 8]

= 4 [−6] = 24.

LHS = RHS

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(i) |cosθsinθsinθcosθ|

=cosθ*cosθ (sinθ)*sinθ

= cos²θ + sin²θ

=1

(ii) |x2x+1x1x+1x+1|

= (x2x+1) (x+1) (x1) (x+1)

x3 + x2 − x2 − x + x +1 – x2  + 1

= x3x2 + 2

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|2451|= 2* (−1) – 4* (−5) = −2+20 = 18

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Given, A2= A.

(E) we need to calculate,

(I + A)3- 7A = I3 + A3 + 3IA (I + A) - 7A { (x + y)3 = x3 + y3 + 3xy (a + y)}

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Given, A is both symmetric and skew-symmetric.

(E) Then, A' = A ____ (1) and A' = -A ____ (2)

So using (2), A' = -A.

A = -A {eqn (I)}

A + A = 0

2A = 0

A = 0.

A is a zero matrix

So, option B is correct.

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Kindly go through the solution

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