A College Algebra
A College Algebra
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Begin by subtracting the third column from the first and second columns. Then take out the factor 2 (§ 312), subtract 3 times the first column from the third, and multiply out the result by § 406.
DETERMINANTS. 369 416. Factoring of Determinants. If a determinant van- ishes when for any element a we put another element b, then a — b ts a factor of the determinant.
For the expansion contains only positive integral powers of the several elements, and we can write ^ = A, -\-A, a + A^d' + A, a'-\-,... (1) where Aq, Ai, A^, A3, , are expressions which do not involve a, and will, consequently, remain unchanged when we put b for a.
Putting b for a, since A becomes by hypothesis, we obtain = ^0 + ^1^ + A, b' + A^b' + (2) Subtracting (2) from (1), we obtain A = A, (a-b) + A, (a' - b') + A^ia' - b') Since every one of the expressions a — b, d^ — 5^ a^ — b^, , contains a — 6 as a factor, a — b is & factor of A.
The theorem also holds true when a and b are not elements, provided a and b enter into the expansion in positive integral powers only.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Begin by subtracting the third column from the first and second columns. Then take out the factor 2 (§ 312), subtract 3 times the first column from the third, and multiply out the result by § 406.
DETERMINANTS. 369 416. Factoring of Determinants. If a determinant van- ishes when for any element a we put another element b, then a — b ts a factor of the determinant.
For the expansion contains only positive integral powers of the several elements, and we can write ^ = A, -\-A, a + A^d' + A, a'-\-,... (1) where Aq, Ai, A^, A3, , are expressions which do not involve a, and will, consequently, remain unchanged when we put b for a.
Putting b for a, since A becomes by hypothesis, we obtain = ^0 + ^1^ + A, b' + A^b' + (2) Subtracting (2) from (1), we obtain A = A, (a-b) + A, (a' - b') + A^ia' - b') Since every one of the expressions a — b, d^ — 5^ a^ — b^, , contains a — 6 as a factor, a — b is & factor of A.
The theorem also holds true when a and b are not elements, provided a and b enter into the expansion in positive integral powers only.
What to read after A College Algebra?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Albert Wentworth to read onlineMoreLess
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