Doing the computations by hand, find the determinant of the matrix A
belongs to book: A First Course in Linear Algebra|Robert A. Beezer|| Chapter number:5| Question number:C30
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belongs to book: A First Course in Linear Algebra|Robert A. Beezer|| Chapter number:5| Question number:C30
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In order to exploit the zeros, let’s expand along row 3. We then have
Notice that the second matrix here is singular since two rows are identical and thus it cannot row-reduce to an identity matrix. We now have
and now we expand on the first row of the first matrix:
= 2(−3) − (−3) − (−3) = 0
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