Determinants. Systems of Linear Equations
[50/72%]Evaluate the determinant
Evaluate the determinant
Evaluate the determinant
Evaluate the determinant
Evaluate the determinant
Evaluate the determinant
Evaluate the determinant
Evaluate the determinant
Evaluate the determinant
Evaluate the determinant
Evaluate the determinant
Evaluate the determinant
Evaluate the determinant
Find the value of the Vandermonde determinant
assuming first that the numbers are pairwise distinct.
Evaluate the determinants and obtained from the Vandermonde determinant (see problem 2601) by replacing, in the last row, the exponent by or by .
Evaluate the values and of the determinants obtained from the Vandermonde determinant (see problem 2601) by differentiating with respect to and replacing by , or and by :
Prove the equality:
where , is the Vandermonde determinant (see problem 2601).
Evaluate the determinant
Evaluate the determinant
Evaluate the determinant
Evaluate the determinant
Prove the equality: ;
Prove the equality
where .
Prove the equality
where ; is a root of the equation .
Prove the equality
Prove the inequality:
where , , .
Prove that the determinant of the preceding problem (see problem 2613) is positive, if, under the same conditions, its entries are real.
Prove that a determinant whose entries and , symmetric with respect to the main diagonal, are complex conjugates, has a real value.
The entries of a determinant of order are related by , , , where is a real number. Find the values of for which the determinant has a real value for any choice of .
For what is the same determinant (see problem 2616) equal to a purely imaginary number?
Show that for odd the same determinant (see problem 2616) equals , where is real.
Prove the equality:
Find the value of the determinant
whose entries are the cosines of the angles between the new axes and the old ones; the coordinate systems are assumed to be rectangular.
Show that the determinant
whose entries are the projections of three vectors onto the axes, does not change under a transformation of rectangular coordinates.
Solve the system of equations
Solve the system of equations
Solve the system of equations
Solve the system of equations
Solve the system of equations
From the system of equations
find as a function of .
Solve the system:
Solve the system:
Show that when the determinant , formed from the entries , equals zero, the proportion holds, where is the cofactor of the entry .
Solve the system of equations:
assuming that the array formed from the coefficients of these equations is orthogonal. Having found the solution, show that , where is the cofactor of the entry .
Given
and all the determinants of order of the matrix
containing as a minor are equal to zero. Prove that the rank of the matrix equals .
Under what condition do three points , , lie on a single line?
Under what condition do three lines , , intersect at a single point?
Under what condition do four points , , , lie in a single plane?
Under what conditions do points , , lie in a single plane, and under what conditions do they lie on a single line?
Under what conditions do planes , , intersect at a single point, or in a single line?