Wrong result of a symbolic computation of a det while importing in python

[Chaman-veteran]

Steps To Reproduce

I have the following (correct) result with sage:

sage: A = matrix([[0.09005406498908997, 0.008119525766232982, 0.0007320790980008322], [0.008119525766232
....: 982, 0.0007320790980008322, 6.600629410631293e-05], [0.0007320790980008322, 6.600629410631293e-05,
....:  SR.var('x')]])
sage: A.det()
(1.35525271560688e-20)*x - 8.10823275152970e-26

However, using python here's the (wrong) result I obtain:

>>> from sage.all import matrix, SR
>>> A = matrix([[0.09005406498908997, 0.008119525766232982, 0.0007320790980008322], [0.00811952576\
6232982, 0.0007320790980008322, 6.600629410631293e-05], [0.0007320790980008322, 6.600629410631293e-05,\
 SR.var('x')]])
>>> A.det()
9.408698445934656e-27

Expected Behavior

Sage and python interpretors should both return the same, correct result

Actual Behavior

While sage does the computation right, python does not

Additional Information

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Environment

• OS: Linux archlinux 6.17.5-arch1-1
• Sage Version: 10.7
• Python Version 3.13.7

Checklist

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