[Solution Library] We can generalize the notion of area and volume to higher dimensional spaces. In mathematics this is called hypervolume. In this case
Question: We can generalize the notion of area and volume to higher dimensional spaces. In mathematics this is called hypervolume. In this case the determinant describes the hypervolume of a parallelotope (the higher dimensional analogue of the parallelogram and parallelepiped). Create your own parallelotope in R4 and use a determinant to find its volume.
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[Step-by-Step] Give a geometric interpretation of |I| = 1 for
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[Steps Shown] Prove that any parallelotope in R^n with vertices
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[Step-by-Step] Prove the following statement u* (v+w)=u* v+u*
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