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If A = diag (2 − 59), B = diag (11 − 4) and C = diag (−6 3 4), find
(i) A − 2B
(ii) B + C − 2A
(iii) 2A + 3B − 5C

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Here,A=2000-50009 , B=10001000-4 and C=-600030004i A-2BA-2B=2000-50009-210001000-4 A-2B=2000-50009-20002000-8A-2B=0000-700017=diag0 -7 17iiB+C-2AB+C-2A=10001000-4+-600030004-22000-50009B+C-2A=10001000-4+-600030004-4000-1000018B+C-2A=1-6-40+0-00+0-00+0-01+3+100+0-00+0-00+0-0-4+4-18B+C-2A=-900014000-18=diag-9 14 -18iii 2A+3B-5C2A+3B-5C=22000-50009+310001000-4-5-6000300042A+3B-5C=4000-1000018+30003000-12--3000015000202A+3B-5C=4+3+300+0-00+0-00+0-0-10+3-150+0-00+0-00+0-018-12-202A+3B-5C=37000-22000-14=diag37 -22 -14

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