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Standard XII
Mathematics
Nilpotent Matrix
If the orthog...
Question
If the orthogonal square matrix A and B satisfy, det A + det B = 0,
then the value of det(A+B) =
A
Equals 0
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B
Equals 1
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C
Equals -1
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D
Equals 1
or -1, and both these values are of possible single choice
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Solution
The correct option is
A
Equals 0
A
A
T
=
I
⇒
|
A
|
=
±
1
If |A|=1, then |B| =-1
Then |A+B|=0
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