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## 2 by 2 Determinants
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## 2 by 2 Determinants
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In linear algebra, the determinant of a two-by-two matrix is a useful quantity.Mostly it is used to calculate the area of the given quadilateral(convex polygons only) and is also a easy representation of a quadilateral(convex polygons only) to be stored in computers as arrays. Scientists, engineers, and mathematicians use determinants in many everyday applications including image and graphic processing.
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In linear algebra, the determinant of a two-by-two matrix is a useful quantity. Mostly it is used to calculate the area of the given quadilateral (convex polygons only) and is also an easy representation of a quadilateral(convex polygons only) to be stored in computers as arrays. Scientists, engineers, and mathematicians use determinants in many everyday applications including image and graphic processing.
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Calculating the determinant of a square two-by-two matrix is simple, and is the basis of the [Laplace formula](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laplace_expansion) used for calculating determinants for larger square matrices.
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Calculating the determinant of a square two-by-two matrix is simple, and is the basis of the [Laplace formula](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laplace_expansion) used for calculating determinants for larger square matrices.
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The rows and vectors of a 2 by 2 matrix can be associated with points on a cartesian plane, such that each row forms a 2D vector. These two vectors form a parallelogram, as shown in the image below.
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The rows and vectors of a 2 by 2 matrix can be associated with points on a cartesian plane, such that each row forms a 2D vector. These two vectors form a parallelogram, as shown in the image below.
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PROOF:
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PROOF:
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Let the vectors be M(a,b),N(c,d) originating from origin in a 2-D plane with an angle (*theta*>0) between them(head of one vector touching tail of another vector) . But in here it doesn't matter because sin(theta)=sin(2(pi)-theta).Then the other point is P(a+c,b+d).The area of the parallelogram is perpendicular distance from one point say N(c,d) to the base vector, M(a,b) multiplied by the length of the base vector, |M(a,b)|. The parallelogram consists of two triangles hence, the area is two times of a triangle.
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Let the vectors be M(a,b),N(c,d) originating from origin in a 2-D plane with an angle (*theta*>0) between them(head of one vector touching tail of another vector). But in here it doesn't matter because sin(theta)=sin(2(pi)-theta). Then the other point is P(a+c,b+d). The area of the parallelogram is perpendicular distance from one point say N(c,d) to the base vector, M(a,b) multiplied by the length of the base vector, |M(a,b)|. The parallelogram consists of two triangles hence, the area is two times of a triangle.
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Let the perpendicular distance be h
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Let the perpendicular distance be h
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h=|N(c,d)|* sin(*theta*(angle between two vectors))
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h=|N(c,d)|* sin(*theta*(angle between two vectors))
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b=|M(a,b)|
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b=|M(a,b)|
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