Question

Q1. Assume the X, Y and Z values to find out the Determinant of the matrix? For roll no. 1-10 the range of numbers is between 2-6,
For roll no 11- 20 the range is 4-8,
For roll no. 20-30 the range is 5-9,
For roll number 30-40 the range is 8-14, and
Roll no. 40 above the range is 10-14 for each box in the below mentioned table. Note that it is a 3*3 matrix.

Answer 1

Answer:

---------------------------l

1-10

l

2-6

l

11-20

l

4-8

l

20-30

l

6-12

l

30-40

l

8-14

l

10-14

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Step-by-step explanation:

Answer 2

The input range is defined as the vertical value to the lowest value.

1. 36 is the highest value.

2. 6 is the lowest value.

3. The data range is 326=24.

4. A numeric is a 1-by-1 matrix, a column vector is an m-by-1 matrix, and a row-column is a 1-by-n matrix.

• To dynamically build a vector, use the regular expression [] to indicate the beginning and end of the range.
• To indicate the completion of a row, use a semicolon; within the brackets.
• The braces are not necessary in the case of a scalar (1-by-1 matrix). These phrases, for example, produce a column vector, a row vector, and a scalar- X= 28, Y= 84, Z= 63