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3 and 4 .Determinants and Matrices
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If $A \ne O$ and $B \ne O$ are $ n × n$ matrix such that $AB = O,$ then
A
$Det(A) = 0$ or $Det(B) = 0$
B
$Det(A) = 0$ and $Det(B) = 0$
C
$Det(A) = $ $Det(B) \ne 0$
D
${A^{ - 1}} = {B^{ - 1}}$
Solution
(a) $A \ne O$ and $B \ne O$
$\therefore \,\,AB = 0$
Hence, $Det$ $(A) = 0$ or $Det$ $(B) = 0$.
Standard 12
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