determinate

[Eric Kangas]

Is sage able to find the determinate?

[Starx]

If you have a matrix A then A.determinant() or A.det() will give you
the determinant.

Also, in general if you're not sure what sage can do with for example
a matrix A type "A." (capitol A followed by a period) and then hit the
tab key. You'll get a list of methods you can run on A. If you look
through the list and see "det" in the list but aren't sure what that
does, type "A.det?" and hit enter.

-Jim

On Wed, Feb 29, 2012 at 9:21 AM, Eric Kangas <eric.c...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Is sage able to find the determinate?
>

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