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The determinant of a matrix can be computed as a cofactor expansion across any row.
Definition of cofactor/submatrix of a matrix
Definition of determinant of a matrix as a cofactor expansion across the first row
The determinant of a matrix can be computed as a cofactor expansion down any column.
The inverse of a matrix can be expressed in terms of its matrix of cofactors.
Cramer's rule

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