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THE CONSECUTIVE MATRIX THEOREM - A PROPERTY OF DETERMINANTS
The purpose of this paper is to present the proof that the determinant of any matrix of order higher than 2 ($k > 2$) where elements are consecutive numbers or numbers following an arithmetic progression will always be zero.