Linear Algebra 14TBD: Derivation of the 2x2 Determinant

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So elegant. I never felt I understood Linear Algebra as much as I now. Much Thanks To You Sir

huidezhu
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Many thanks for having such a beautifully cleaned blackboard and such clearly written symbols. When looking at the lectures from a small screen this makes a great difference, especially when tensorial notations is involved where primed subscripts are often used.

georgeorourke
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Thank you! So simple yet never seen in textbooks

bipolarny
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You are my favorite person, ever. Thank you so much for your videos dude.

EdwardNusinovich
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great ... of course ...and if the det is zero the system is linearly defendant now I understand this finally ... thank you

TheNetkrot
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amazing explanation, i finally get it

romansmirnov
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Nice video though I have a question. It could have well been bc - ad = 0, which is definitely not how we see determinants. Any reason why its the other way round?

gobit
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Jesus after so many years, finally I learned its origin and its usage.

Neo-kxfe
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Useful video to better explain what was taught rather superficially to me in A-level further maths. Just one question: From ad=bc, it is immediate that
ad-bc=0
or alternatively
bc-ad=0
or alternativley
|ad-bc|=0.
Why is the first of these options, ad-bc, chosen to be the determinant, rather than either of the other two?

BernardCastle
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Since ad-bc=0 and also
ad-bc=|A|., so does it mean that | A|=0?

hamzakhalid
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What would I find if I take the derivative of a determinate of many or infinite functions? Would a pattern emerge? Would I find something profound?

joelrendon