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Give an example, If two rows and two columns are the same then determinent is zero...in 3×3 matrix?​

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Answered by tayybafaseeh
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Answer:

because it will become identity and according to identity property whole matrix become zero i two rows or two columns are same

Step-by-step explanation:

for example

given matrix of 3×3

here it can be identity by taking 2 common from column 3 aur from taking 3 common from Row 3

  • by taking 3 common from r 3
  • then r1 and r3 will be identity
  • so whole matrix become equal tu zero
  • A=0
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