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What is cofactor in determinant ?

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Answered by coolly56

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Cofactor

Step-by-step explanation:

A cofactor refers to the number you attain on removing the column and row of a particular element existing in a matrix. ... Answer: A minor refers to the square matrix's determinant whose formation takes place by deleting one column and one row from some larger square matrix.

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