show that A has rank 2 if and only if one or more of the determinants is non-zero. see attachment. Any one helps me, please
\[A = \left[\begin{matrix}a11 & a12 & a13 \\ a21 & a22 & a23\end{matrix}\right]\] the determinants are \[\left[\begin{matrix}a11 & a12 \\ a21 & a22\end{matrix}\right]\];\[\left[\begin{matrix}a11 & a13 \\ a21 & a23\end{matrix}\right]\] and \[\left[\begin{matrix}a12 & a13 \\ a22 & a23\end{matrix}\right]\]
@myko any idea, please
I think this is true by definition. The determinants you wrote are the so called minors of A. Each of them is a 2x2 matrix. If any of them is not 0 then A has Rank 2
but how to put it into logic? the definition of rank A
Rank is the size of the biggest minor of A with non 0 determinant
Thanks a lot. I 'll try to do with that
or to say it other way the number of linearly independent columns (raws)
and it's true with the particular case like mine. because we cannot have determinant of 3X5 matrix, right?
if any of thoes determinants is not 0 it means that the corresponding columns in A matrix are independent
Got it. thank you
ok. Yw
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