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Solution :
                                5  3
                     (1) A  =    7  9         = (5  ´  9)  - (3  ´  7)  = 45  - 21  = 24



                                -8 -3
                     (2) N  =     2  4        = [(-8)  ´ (4)]  - [(-3 )  ´  2)]  =  -32  - (-6)




                                                                               =  -32  + 6  =  -26

                                2 3  9

                     (3) B  =               = [2 3   ´  3 3 )]  - [2  ´  9)]  = 18  - 18  = 0
                               2   3 3



                                                           Let’s learn.



                     Determinant method (Cramer’s Rule)


                     Using determinants, simultaneous equaions can be solved easily and in less

               space. This method is known as determinant method. This method  was first

               given  by a Swiss mathematician  Gabriel Cramer,  so it is also known as Cram-

               er’s method.

                     To  use  Cramer’s method,  the  equations  are  written  as  a x + b y = c  and
                                                                                             1      1     1
               a x  +  b y   =  c .
                 2      2        2
                            a x  +  b y  =  c  . . .  (I)
                            1       1        1

                          a x  +  b y  =  c  . . .  (II)
                            2       2        2

                     Here  x  and  y  are variables,  a ,  b ,  c   and   a ,  b ,  c   are real numbers,
                                                          1    1    1          2   2    2
               a b   -  a b   ¹ 0
                 1 2      2 1
                     Now let  us solve these equations.

                     Multiplying  equation  (I) by  b .
                                                         2
                     a b x  +  b b y  =  c b  . . .  (III)
                      1   2        1   2       1   2
                     Multiplying  equation  (II) by  b .
                                                          1
                     a b x  +  b b y  =  c b  . . .  (IV)
                      2   1        2   1       2   1



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