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How can I prove that A=0 using elementary operations?
Im not quite sure how to show this- drosales
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Linear Algebra: Determinant of a Matrix with Alternating Signs
Would you mind explaining it? I have it in my lecture notes but I have trouble following- drosales
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How can I prove that A=0 using elementary operations?
Yes and the product of the elementary matrices returns A=E1*E2*..*En is this what you are referring to?- drosales
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Linear Algebra: Determinant of a Matrix with Alternating Signs
My understanding is that det(B) is the sum of the cofactor expansions multiplied by minor matrices- drosales
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Linear Algebra: Determinant of a Matrix with Alternating Signs
Yes, that is what was meant. I didnt realize I didnt complete that- drosales
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How can I prove that A=0 using elementary operations?
I need help with another homework problem Let n be a positive integer and An*n a matrix such that det(A+B)=det(B) for all Bn*n. Show that A=0 Hint: prove property continues to hold if A is modified by any finite number of row or column elementary operations It seems obvious that A=0 but...- drosales
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Linear Algebra: Determinant of a Matrix with Alternating Signs
I'm having trouble with this problem on my homework Let n be a positive integer and A=[ai,j] A is n*n. Let B=[Bi,j] B is n*n be the matrix defined by bi,j=(-1)i+j+1 for 1<i,j<n. Show that det(B)=(-1)ndet(A) Hint: use the definition of determinant I honestly have no idea how to go about...- drosales
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- Algebra Determinant Linear Linear algebra
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