I came across a surprising result. If A is any matrix of order (mxn) and B is any matrix of order (nxm), such that m>n. Then determinant of AB is always equal to zero. Can we prove this?
I came across a surprising result.
If A is any matrix of order (mxn) and B is any matrix of order (nxm), such that m>n.
Then determinant of AB is always equal to zero.
Can we prove this?