SOLUTION: In a 4*4 matrix, row 1 is equivalent to 3 times that of row 4.
Can I quickly solve for the determinant if this is the case?
Thanks.
-Nick. 
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Question 357523:  In a 4*4 matrix, row 1 is equivalent to 3 times that of row 4.
Can I quickly solve for the determinant if this is the case?
Thanks.
-Nick.  
Answer by Alan3354(69443)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
 That's an indication of dependent equations.
Det = 0
 
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