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If A0=224134123 and B0433101443
Bn=adj(Bn1),nN and I is an identity matrix order 3, then correct satement is/ are

A
Determinant of (A0+A20B20+A30+A40B40+....10 terms) is equal to zero.
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B1+B2+....B49 is equal to 49 B0
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C
For a variable matrix X, the equation A0X=B0 will have no solution.
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None of these
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Solution

The correct options are
A Determinant of (A0+A20B20+A30+A40B40+....10 terms) is equal to zero.
B B1+B2+....B49 is equal to 49 B0
C For a variable matrix X, the equation A0X=B0 will have no solution.
A20=A0, B20=I
So, Determinant of (A0+A20B20+A30+A40B40+....10 terms)
= Determinant of (A0+A0I+A0+A0I2+....10terms)
=(A0+A0+.....10 terms)=|10A0|
=1000×∣ ∣224134123∣ ∣=0

B20=IB0=B10
B1=adj(B0), adj(B0)=|B0|B10=B0 [As |B0|=1]
B1=B0
B2=adj (B1)=B0...so on
So B1+B2+....+B49=49B0
A0X=B0|A0||X|=|B0|
|A0|=0 and |B0|=1
0=1 no solution.

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