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If A is a square matrix of order n, then adj (adj A ) is equal to

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|A|n1A
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|A|nA
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|A|n2A
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None of these
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Solution

The correct option is C |A|n2A
For any square matrix X, we have X (adj X) = |X|]n
Taking X = adj A, we get (adj A) [adj (adj A)] = |adjA|In
(adj A)[adj (adj A )] = |adjA|In
(adj A )[adj (adj A )] =|A|n1In
[|adjA|=|A|n1]
Rightarrow (A adj A )[adj (adj A )] =|A|n1A
[AIn=A]
(|A|In)(adj(adjA)=|A|n2A

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