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Linear and multilinear algebra; matrix theory Proposition

Determinant of a matrix with a zero row

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Statement

Let KK be a commutative ring and let AA be an n×nn \times n matrix over KK. If one row of AA is zero, then det⁡A=0\det A = 0, where det⁡\det is the determinant.

Remarks

This follows from linearity in that row: the zero row is 00 times itself, so det⁡A=0⋅det⁡A=0\det A = 0 \cdot \det A = 0. The same holds for a zero column.

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