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Lynna [10]
2 years ago
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Click on the statements that are true. All replacement matrices have determinant 1. It is impossible for a swap matrix and a sca

le matrix to have the same determinant. There is an elementary matrix whose determinant is 0. The n × n elementary matrix realizing the scaling of a single row by a factor of α has determinant α n . The determinant of any swap matrix is -1. It is impossible for a swap matrix and a replacement matrix to have the same determinant.
Mathematics
1 answer:
Ksenya-84 [330]2 years ago
8 0

Answer:

<h3>The three given statements are true as below </h3>
  • It is impossible for a swap matrix and a replacement matrix to have the same determinant
  • There is an elementary matrix whose determinant is 0.
  • The n×n elementary matrix realizing the scaling of a single row by a factor of α has determinant αn.

Step-by-step explanation:

<h3>To click on the given statements which is true :</h3><h3>The three given statements are true as below </h3>
  • It is impossible for a swap matrix and a replacement matrix to have the same determinant
  • There is an elementary matrix whose determinant is 0.
  • The n×n elementary matrix realizing the scaling of a single row by a factor of α has determinant αn.
<h3>Option 2),3) and 5) are correct</h3>
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