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If A is an nxk matrix of real numbers (n>=k) of rank k, is it true that we can eliminate n-k lines of A to obtain a matrix A' of nonvanishing determinant?
I convinced myself of that one time while in the bus and now I can't find the proof.
I convinced myself of that one time while in the bus and now I can't find the proof.