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Hi please help, in the below picture, how do i solve this into a single number?
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a4 = 1 a3 = 14 a2 = 65 a1 = 112 ... im so lost :-/
Are these determinants?
yess...?
i remember seing this once when i was doing matrixes or vectors, and you .... multiply diagonally or something...? or subtract top from bottom?
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\[\dfrac{-(a_4a_1 - a_2a_3)}{a_3}\]
ur a legend, cheers @ParthKohli !
So the \(a_3\) would cancel out in one term, and in the other one you note that \(14 \times 8 = 112\). No problem. :)
Parth you could've just beaten those numbers down into one piece. Ya know...smashing them together with those fist of yours c;
Wat.
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