Given the 4x4 determinant as enumerated: Row 1 (41,25,33,-67); Row 2(-487,21,52,20); Row 3 (15,7,54,4); Row 4 (-548,-320,481,541). In the Co-factorization of determinants, there are four 3x3 cofactors. Find the co-factor of element 11 (DO NOT USE COMMAS IN SEPARATING THENUMBERS)

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Given the 4x4 determinant as enumerated: Row 1 (41,25,33,-67); Row 2 (-487,21,52,20); Row 3 (15,7,54,4); Row 4 (-548,-320,481,541). In the Co- factorization of determinants, there are four 3x3 cofactors. Find the co- factor of element 11 (DO NOT USE COMMAS IN SEPARATING THE NUMBERS)