Linear Algebra: Simpler 4x4 determinant

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Calculating a 4x4 determinant by putting in in upper triangular form first.

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  • 42 is always the answer, what did you expect :D

  • I don't get why he puts minus signs when switching rows....I usually never put them before. Do you have to put them only when you find determinants???

  • This is really good sir. Thanks a lot for your tutorials

  • its 12:30 am, i got my test at 8 am, and i COULD NOT figure out where those negative's (from swapping rows) were coming from... id be doomed without this video, thank you!!!

  • Perfect explanation, precise and to the point.. .Great Job! 

  • you sound like tom hanks btw :D

  • YOU SAVED MY LIFE

  • wow, dude your absolutely amazing. thankyou

  • Ah that's what my teacher was talking about. The only words I picked up were triangle, zero and matrix but now I know what to do. Thanks!

  • seriously, who negs khanacademy...

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