Math, asked by skumar8940pcxzmb, 3 months ago

how to find determinant by eigen value...???

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Answered by priyarose42

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We can find the determinant. By finding the product of lambda sub 1 lambda sub 2 and lambda sub 3. So if we have the eigenvalues.✔️✅✔️✔️

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