Question
Let A =, where 0 ≤ θ < 2, then
- Det (A) = 0
- Det A (0, )
- Det (A) [2, 4]
- Det A [2, )
Hint:
Using the determinant of the matrix find equation in terms of sin θ and find the range of and Find the range of determinant
The correct answer is: Det (A) [2, 4]
Given,
As range of lies [0,1] Then Det (A) [2+0, 2 + 2(1) ]
So, Det (A) [2, 4 ]
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