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Step-by-step explanation:
We find the determinant of a matrix by the method below. If we have a matrix:
The determinant is
Now, using cramer's rule, we find x-value by the formula:
Where D is the determinant of the original problem and is the determinant of the x-value matrix. How do we get those?
<u><em>To get original matrix and thus D, we set up the matrix as the coefficients of x and y (s) of both the equations and to get matrix of x-value and thus , we replace the x values of the matrix with the numbers in the right hand side of the 2 equations.</em></u> We show this below:
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<em>To get D:</em>
<em>To get :</em>
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<em>Putting into the formula, we get:</em>
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<em>Thus, the value of x is 0</em>