float determinante(float matriz[], entero n) entero_i, s, I, k float valdet, menor valdet = 0 if (n == 1) then else valdet = matriz[1][1] for (i=1;i i) then end(for) end(if) return valdet fin(determinante) end(if) end (for) end(for) if (i%2= 1) then else end(if) menor[k 1][s] = matriz[k][!] S=S+1 valdet = valdet + matriz[1][i]*determinante(menor, n-1) valdet valdet matriz[1][i]*determinante(menor, n-1)

float determinante(float matriz[], entero n) entero_i, s, I, k float valdet, menor valdet = 0 if (n == 1) then else valdet = matriz[1][1] for (i=1;i i) then end(for) end(if) return valdet fin(determinante) end(if) end (for) end(for) if (i%2= 1) then else end(if) menor[k 1][s] = matriz[k][!] S=S+1 valdet = valdet + matriz[1][i]determinante(menor, n-1) valdet valdet matriz[1][i]determinante(menor, n-1)

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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