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8.(i) 14 (ii) − 6 (iii) − 18 (iv) 4


(v) 0 (vi) 1


  1. (i) 3



∣∣

12
− 12


∣∣
∣+


∣∣

02
42


∣∣
∣+^2


∣∣

01
4 − 1


∣∣

(ii) − 0





− 12
− 12




∣+^1





32
42




∣−^2





3 − 1
4 − 1





(iii) 2





01
4 − 1




∣−^2





3 − 1
4 − 1




∣+^2





3 − 1
01





(iv) 4

∣∣


− 12
12

∣∣

∣+^1

∣∣


32
02

∣∣

∣+^2

∣∣


3 − 1
01

∣∣


All equal to− 4


  1. (i)


[
4 / 5 − 3 / 5
− 1 / 52 / 5

]
(ii)

1
18

[ 1 − 57
71 − 5
− 571

]

(iii)

1
14

[ 3 − 15
53 − 1
− 153

]
(iv)

1
5

[− 10 4 9
15 − 4 − 14
−51 6

]

(v)

1
26

[ 612 − 8
10 − 64
− 2 − 47

]

11.(i) No solution (ii) x=1,y=−3,z= 2 (iii) x=1,y=2,z= 3


12.x=1or4



  1. (i) x=1,y= 0 (ii) x=


3
62

,y=−

29
124

(iii) x=

1
2

,y=2,z=−

3
2
(iv) No solution


  1. (i) Trivial solution only (ii) Non-trivial solution


(iii) Trivial solution only (iv) Non-trivial solution
(v) Non-trivial solution (vi) Trivial solution only

15.Example:
x+y+z= 0
x+ 2 y+ 3 z= 0
2 x+ 3 y+ 4 z= 0



  1. (i) 1, 2 (ii) 3, 4 (iii) 1,−1(iv)4,6


(v) 0, 1, 2 (vi) 1 (twice) (vii) 1, 2, 3 (viii) 1,−2, 3
(ix) 1, 1± 2 j
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