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True or False: Given any real number r and any
matrix A whose entries are all nonzero, it is always possible to change at most one entry of A to get a matrix B with det(B) = r.
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The statement is false.
Consider the matrix
.
We have that since has equal rows.
Observe that replacing the entry of by any real number we obtain the matrix which still has two equal rows and therefore .
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