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A and B are two non singular matrix such that A^6 = I and AB^2= BA ( B not equal to I). A value of K so that B^K = I

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Q. A and B are two non singular matrices so that

A^{6} = I a n d A B^{2} = B A (B \neq I) . A v a l u e o f K s o t h a t B^{K} = I i s

A

B

are two non singular matrices such that

B \neq I, A^{6} = I

A B^{2} = B A

. Find the least value of

k

B^{k} = I

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Q. A and B are two non singular matrices so that

A^{6} = I a n d A B^{2} = B A (B \neq I) . A v a l u e o f K s o t h a t B^{K} = I i s

Q. Let A & B are two non-singular square matrices such that

B \neq I

A B^{2} = B A

A^{5} = B^{- 1} A^{5} B^{K}

then value of K is

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B

be two non-singular matrices such that

A \neq I, B^{3} = I

A B = B A^{2}

, find the least value of

k

A^{k} = I

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