Homework Statement
It's about Linear Algebra and vector spaces. I've tried it but i can't get the solution...:
In C^{5}, the vectorial subespace U generated for (1,2,-1,-1,2), (0,2,-1,0,-2), (00,2,-1,0) and the vectorial subespace V generated for (3,3,0,-5,2), (1,1,0,-3,2), (1,1,0,1,-2).
I...
Alright, so, if I have a determinant with n=4, i add all the rows to the first and i get (4-n +4-n +4-n +4-n), so, it's 0.
Is there any other process?
Thank you.
How can I get the determinant of this matrix?
1-n 1 ...1 1
1 1-n ...1 1
. . . .
. . . .
1 1 ... 1 1-n
I think that the answer is 0 but... why?
Thank you.