Maths Matrices doubt involves permutation
Ik the answer. But don't understand how to generalize the formula for (b) part upper triangle matrice
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Upper triangular matrix ka matlab all elements below diagonal are zero which leaves us with (n²+n)/2 elements which can be zero or 1, if the order of matrix is n. Hence the required answer is 2^((n²+n)/2)
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