Manuals/calci/MDETERM
MDETERM(arr)
- where is the array of numeric elements
Description
- This function gives the determinant value of a matrix.
- To calculate the determinant of the matrix we can choose only square matrix.
- i.e., Number rows and number of columns should be equal.
- Determinant of the identity matrix is always 1.
- Determinant of the matrix A is denoted by det(A) or |A|.
- Let A be 2x2 matrix with the elements
- Then det(A)=ad-bc, where a,b,c,d all are real numbers.
- Let A be the 3x3 matrix with the elements
Then :
- Let be a square matrix of order . Write ,
- Where is the entry on the number of rows and number of columns and to & to .
- For any and , set (called the co-factors), then the general formula for determinant of the matrix A ,
Failed to parse (syntax error): {\displaystyle |A|=\sum_{j=1}^n}a_ij A_{ij}} , for any fixed . Also.
- This function will give the result as error when
1. Any one of the element in array is empty or contain non-numeric 2. Number of rows is not equal to number of columns
Examples
- =MDETERM({6,4,8;3,6,1;2,4,5}) = 104
- =DETERM({-5,10;6,-8}) = -20
- =MDETERM({1,0,2,1;4,0,2,-1;1,4,5,2;3,1,2,0}) = 17
- =MDETERM({1,2,3;5,2,8}) = NAN