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Question

For a fixed positive integer n, let D =

             

     

Solution

Correct option is

– 64

Take (n – 1)!, (n + 1)!, (n + 3)! Common from R1, R2, R3 respectively 

                 

Making two zeros in column 1 by applying R3 – R2 and R2 – R1, we have    

        

     

            = 8 [4n + 6 – 4n – 14] = 8 [– 8] = – 64.

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Evaluate the determinant without expansion as far as possible.