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Let A be a symmetric matrix such that A4=0 and B=I+A+A2+A3, then B is

A
singular matrix
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symmetric matrix
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non-singular matrix
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skew symmetric matrix
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The correct options are
B symmetric matrix
C non-singular matrix
B=I+A+A2+A3
(IA)B=(IA)(I+A+A2+A3)
=I2A4=I
(IA)B=I
B1=IA
B is inverse of IA
A is symmetric IA is symmetric
inverse of IA is also symmetric
B is symmetric
B is non singular

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