What Are the Determinants of These Matrix Transformations?

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The discussion focuses on calculating determinants of matrix transformations involving a 3 x 3 matrix A with a determinant of 14. The specific transformations discussed include the determinant of the adjugate of the transpose of A (det(adj(A^T))), the determinant of the adjugate of the inverse of A (det(adj(A^-1))), and the determinant of the adjugate of a scaled matrix (det(adj(7A))). The established results are det(adj(A^T)) = 14^2, det(adj(A^-1)) = 14^2, and det(adj(7A)) = 7^2 * 14^2.

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Let A be a 3 x 3 matrix with determinant 14. Then detadj(A^T) =___, det (adj)(A^-1) =___ and det((adj)(7A)) = ___



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Thank you! If someone could show me the steps that would be swell!

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