If , then the ordered pair is equal to
- A.
- B.
- C.
- D.
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Correct option: C
Solution
Apply R1 → R1 + R2 + R3 to get the first row as (5x-4, 5x-4, 5x-4) = (5x-4)(1,1,1).
Factor out (5x-4), then subtract C1 from C2 and C1 from C3 to get a triangular-like matrix. After column operations C2←C2-C1, C3←C3-C1, the matrix becomes diagonal with (5x-4) factor and two rows giving (x-4-2x) = -(x+4) on the diagonal.
So the determinant = (5x-4)(-(x+4))² = (5x-4)(x+4)².
Matching with (A+Bx)(x-A)²: we need x-A = x+4, so A = -4, and A+Bx = 5x-4 = -4+5x, so B = 5.
The ordered pair is (-4, 5).
Factor out (5x-4), then subtract C1 from C2 and C1 from C3 to get a triangular-like matrix. After column operations C2←C2-C1, C3←C3-C1, the matrix becomes diagonal with (5x-4) factor and two rows giving (x-4-2x) = -(x+4) on the diagonal.
So the determinant = (5x-4)(-(x+4))² = (5x-4)(x+4)².
Matching with (A+Bx)(x-A)²: we need x-A = x+4, so A = -4, and A+Bx = 5x-4 = -4+5x, so B = 5.
The ordered pair is (-4, 5).
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