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" Prowe that "|[y^(2)z^(2),yz,y+z],[z^(2)z^(2),zx,z+x],[x^(2)y^(2),xy,x+y]|=0

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prove that: |(y^(2)z^(2),yz,y+z),(z^(2)x^(2),zx,z+x),(x^(2)y^(2),xy,x+y)|=0

prove that: |(y^(2)z^(2),yz,y+z),(z^(2)x^(2),zx,z+x),(x^(2)y^(2),xy,x+y)|=0

Using properties of determinants, prove that |{:(y^2z^2,yz,y+z),(z^2x^2,zx,z+x),(x^2y^2,xy,x+y):}|=0

yz-x^(2)quad zx-y^(2)quad xy-z^(2)| Prove that det[[yz-x^(2),zx-y^(2),xy-z^(2)zx-y^(2),xy-z^(2),yz-x^(2)xy-z^(2),yz-x^(2),zx-y^(2)]] is divisible by (x+y+z), and hence find the quotient.

Prove that |(x^(2),x^(2)-(y-z)^(2),yz),(y^(2),y^(2)-(z-x)^(2),zx),(z^(2),z^(2)-(x-y)^(2),xy)|=(x-y)(y-z)(z-x)(x+y+z)(x^(2) + y^(2) + z^(2)) .

Prove that quad det ([yx-x^(2),zx-y^(2),xy-z^(2)zx-y^(2),xy-z^(2),yz-x^(2)xy-z^(2),yz-x^(2),zx-y^(2)]) is divisible by (x+y+z) and hence find the quotient.

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|(x^(2),y^(2)+z^(2),yz),(y^(2),z^(2)+x^(2),zx),(z^(2),x^(2)+y^(2),xy)| is divisible by

Prove that |[yz-x^2,zx-y^2,xy-z^2],[zx-y^2,xy-z^2,yz-x^2],[xy-z^2,yz-x^2,zx-y^2]| is divisible by (x+y+z), and hence find the quotient.

Prove that |{:(x^(2),,x^(2)-(y-z)^(2),,yz),(y^(2),,y^(2)-(z-x)^(2),,zx),(z^(2),,z^(2)-(x-y)^(2),,xy):}| =(x-y) (y-z) (z-x)(x+y+z) (x^(2)+y^(2)+z^(2))