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Standard XII
Mathematics
Determinant
If A is a n...
Question
If
A
is a non-diagonal involutory matrix, then
A
A
−
I
=
O
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B
A
+
I
=
O
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C
A
−
I
is nonzero singular
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Solution
The correct option is
A
A
−
I
is nonzero singular
As
A
is an involutory matrix
⇒
A
2
=
I
⇒
A
2
−
I
=
0
⇒
(
A
−
I
)
(
A
+
I
)
=
0
Therefore, either
|
A
+
I
|
=
0
o
r
|
A
−
I
|
=
0
.
If
|
A
−
I
|
≠
0
Then
(
A
+
I
)
(
A
−
I
)
=
0
⇒
A
−
I
=
0
which is not so.
∴
|
A
−
I
|
=
0
and
A
−
I
≠
O
Hence
(
A
−
I
)
is nonzero singular
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