Math, asked by shantihitanshi, 10 months ago

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if the value of the determinant is 26 root 6,, then find x

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Answered by mysticd
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 \[\begin {bmatrix}  </p><p>3\sqrt{6} &amp; -4\sqrt{6} \\</p><p>5\sqrt{3} &amp; x</p><p>\end { bmatrix} </p><p>\]

= 26\sqrt{6}

 \implies 3\sqrt{6}\times x - 5\sqrt{3} \times (-4\sqrt{6}) = 26 \sqrt{6}

 \implies 3\sqrt{6}x + 20\sqrt{6} \times \sqrt{3} = 26 \sqrt{6}

/* Divide each term by √6, we get */

 \implies 3x + 20\sqrt{3} = 26

 \implies 3x = - 20\sqrt{3} + 26

 \implies 3x = - 20\times 1.732+ 26

 \implies 3x = - 34.64 + 26

 \implies 3x = - 8.64

 \implies x = \frac{- 8.64}{3}

 \implies x = - 2.88

Therefore.,

 \red {Value \:of \:x } \green {= -2.88}

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