Math, asked by choudharytarun2545, 11 months ago

If u, v and w (all positive) are the pth, qth and
rth terms of a GP, then the determinant of the matrix
Inu P 1
Inv q 1
Inw r I

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Answered by IamIronMan0
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Step-by-step explanation:

Put , if common difference is r' and first term a

u = a {r'}^{p- 1}  \\ lnu =  ln(a)  + (p - 1) ln(r')

Similarly other terms

Multiply column 3 by ln(a) and subtract from column 1 .

This how all ln(a) terms eliminated .

Now take ln(r') common from first column .

You left with

| p-1 p 1 |

| q-1 q 1 |

| r-1 r 1 |

Just subtract third column from second .

Both column first and second will be same so determinant will be zero

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