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Math2121 Tutorial (Spring 12-13): Tutorial note 4
Math2121 Tutorial (Spring 12-13)
Sunday, March 17, 2013
Tutorial note 4
For examples on determinants, everything can be found in my notes on linear algebra. They are in note 5.
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