Question 113 of 472MediumNUMERICAL
For some α,β∈R, let A=[α122] and B=[111β] be such that A2−4A+2I=B2−3B+I=O. Then (det(adj(A3−B3)))2 is equal to ____ .
Answer: 225 Solutions · 1
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\begin{gathered} \begin{gathered} \quad |\begin{array}{|c|}\alpha -\lambda \quad 2 \\ 1 \quad 2-\lambda\end{array}|=0 \\ (\lambda -2)(\lambda -\alpha )-2=0 \\ {\lambda }^{2}+\lambda (-2-\alpha )+2\alpha -2=0 \\ \Rightarrow {A}^{2}+A(-2-\alpha )+(2\alpha -2)I=0 \\ \Rightarrow -2-\alpha =-4\Rightarrow \alpha =2 \end{gathered}
∣1−K21β−K∣=0⇒(K−β)(K−1)−1=0K2+K(−1−β)+β−1=0⇒−1−β=−3⇒β=2
\begin{gathered} \Rightarrow A=[2 \quad 2 \\ 1 \quad 2],B=[1 \quad 1 \\ 1 \quad 2] \\ {A}^{3}-{B}^{3}=[15 \quad 20 \\ 6 \quad 7 \end{gathered}]=C,\det (C)=-15 \\ |{C|}^{2}=|C{|}^{2}=225 \end{gathered} Answer the question to unlock