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  • MATH1030 7.1
    One scalar has two useful readings

    The recursive expansion is an algorithmic way to calculate a number: choose an entry, delete its row and column, and continue on the smaller determinant. The same number also has a structural role: zero rows, repeated rows, and triangular shape force predictable values. These structural rules follow from the expansion. A cofactor is a signed scalar, not a new row or column of the matrix.

    A reading of Recursive definition of the determinant · 1 reading

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