Concept:The determinant of a 3×3 matrix gives an equation linking x and y.Explanation:Given ​x0y​yx0​0yx​​=0.Expand along the first row: xâ‹…(xâ‹…x−yâ‹…0)−yâ‹…(0â‹…x−yâ‹…y)+0=0.Simplify: x(x2)−y(−y2)=0, so x3+y3=0.Thus x3=−y3.Assuming yî€ =0, divide both sides by y3: y3x3​=−1.Take cube root: yx​=3−1​, which are the cube roots of −1.Therefore yx​ is one of the cube roots of −1.Answer:yx​ is one of the cube roots of −1.