Concept:The determinant of a matrix can be simplified by factoring out common column factors, and summation over determinants is evaluated using standard sum formulas.Explanation:Given Dn=nn2n3204060305070.Factor out common terms: 20 from the second column and 10 from the third column.This gives Dn=200nn2n3123357.Expand the determinant along the first column:nn2n3123357=n(2⋅7−5⋅3)−n2(1⋅7−3⋅3)+n3(1⋅5−3⋅2).Calculate each term: n(14−15)=−n, −n2(7−9)=2n2, n3(5−6)=−n3.So the determinant simplifies to −n+2n2−n3.Thus Dn=200(−n+2n2−n3).Now compute ∑n=14Dn=200∑n=14(−n+2n2−n3).Use summation formulas: ∑n=14n=24⋅5=10, ∑n=14n2=64⋅5⋅9=30, ∑n=14n3=(24⋅5)2=100.Substitute: ∑n=14(−n+2n2−n3)=−10+2⋅30−100=−10+60−100=−50.Therefore, ∑n=14Dn=200×(−50)=−10000.Answer:−10000 (Option A).