If A' = -A where A is 3×3 matrix then |A| is equal to
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We have been given the matrix equation here,
A' = -A
there will be some pre requisites required here to know
1) The determinant of the transpose of a matrix is equal to the determinant of the matrix itself.
or,
|A'| = |A|
This can be easily proved by expansion of any generic matrix and finding its determinant.
2) Also,
|kA| = k^order of matrix * |A|
where k is any scalar
So, now
We have been given the equation
A' = -A = (-1)*A
taking determinant on both sides,
|A'| = |(-1)A|
=>
|A| = (-1)^3 |A|
or,
|A| = -|A|
=>
2|A| = 0
or,
|A| = 0
Therefore, the determinant of the matrix A according to the given matrix equation will be zero.
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