The three elementary row operations on an real matrix are:
  • Interchange two distinct rows: .
  • Multiply one row by a nonzero real number: , with .
  • Add a scalar multiple of one row to a different row: , with .
Each operation changes whole rows, so it acts on every column by the same rule. Each can be undone by an elementary row operation.

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