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LHS
Multiplying R1, R2& R3 by x, y&z.
Taking xyz common from c3.
=
Expanding along c3 we get,
= 1
= (y-x)(z-x). Taking (yx) & (zx) common from R1 and R2.
= (y-x)(z-x). Taking (y-x) & (z-x) common from R1 and R2.
= (y-x)(z-x)[(y + x)(z2 + x2 + zx) - (z + x)(y2 + x2 + xy)]
= (y-x)(z-x)[yz2 + yx2 + xyz + xz2 + x3 + x2z-zy2-zx2-xyz-xy2-x3-x2y]
= y-x)(z-x)[yz2-zy2 + xz2-xy2]
= (y-x)(z-x)[yz (z-y) + x(z2-y2)]
= y-x)(z-x)(z-y)[yz + x (z + y)]
= (- 1)(x-y)(z-x)(- 1)(y-z)[yz+ 1 xz + xy]
= (x-y)(y-z)(z-x)(xy + yz + xz). = R.H.S
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|2A| = 27
8|A| = 27
Now |A| = α2–β2 = 24
α2 = 16 + β2
α2– β2 = 16
(α–β) (α+β) = 16
->α + β = 8 and
α – β = 2
->α = 5 and β = 3
|A| = 3
|B| = 1
->|C| = |ABAT| = |A|B|A7| = |A|2|B|
= 9
->|X| = |A|C|2|AT|
= 3 * 92 * 3 = 9 * 92 = 729
|A| = 2
->
->, m ¬ even
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