Find the determinant A=3i+2j
B=j+ 2k
Anubhavmishra:
Sorry it's j not 2j
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⇒ to find the determinant of A = 3i + j and B = j + 2k
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⇒ i ( 2 - 0 ) -j ( 6 - 0 ) + k ( 3 - 0)
⇒ 2 i - 6j + 3k
the magnitude =
√ ( 2)² +(-6)² + (3)²
√4+ 36 + 9
√49
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hope it helps...!!
⇒ to find the determinant of A = 3i + j and B = j + 2k
⇒
⇒ i ( 2 - 0 ) -j ( 6 - 0 ) + k ( 3 - 0)
⇒ 2 i - 6j + 3k
the magnitude =
√ ( 2)² +(-6)² + (3)²
√4+ 36 + 9
√49
__________________________________
hope it helps...!!
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