How to find rank of a matrix using echelon form?
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Understand what row-echelon form is. The row-echelon form is where the leading (first non-zero) entry of each row has only zeroes below it. These leading entries are called pivots, and an analysis of the relation between the pivots and their locations in a matrix can tell much about the matrix itself. An example of a matrix in row-echelon form is below.
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