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Prove that if a n*n matrix A has a row or column that is all 0's then the det(A) = 0
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Each term of det A includes one factor that contains each row, hence each term has a zero factor. The sum of zeros is zero.
what about columns?
we can find the determinant by using columns also or you can use the fact that the determinant remains unchanged when rows and columns are interchanged
hmm the det does change when you swap rows.
yes, it just changes in sign
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