Properties of determinants of matrices | Lecture 31 | Matrix Algebra for Engineers

Fundamental properties of the determinant function.

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[erockbrox]

Property 3 doesn't make any sense at near the 5:00 mark in the video. How can you just multiply one row by k. Typically if k is a constant in front of the matrix it goes to all of the terms. So how can you have a constant being multiplied by a matrix and not having that constant being distributed to all of the elements in the matrix.