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Linear Algebra: Multilinear Groin and Determinants

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This lecture covers the concept of multilinear groin, equivalent to being linear in each component, and explores the properties of determinants, including the Sarrus rule and the cofactor expansion. It also delves into the proof by induction on determinants and the use of elementary matrices for inversion.

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