[2] True or False? If wrong, explain what is wrong or find an example to justify your conclusion. (a) Since 2-1-1, for any matrix A,4-1= 1 A (b) Only square matrices can have transpose. (c) There is no matrix A that can be its own inverse, i.e. A=A-¹.
[2] True or False? If wrong, explain what is wrong or find an example to justify your conclusion. (a) Since 2-1-1, for any matrix A,4-1= 1 A (b) Only square matrices can have transpose. (c) There is no matrix A that can be its own inverse, i.e. A=A-¹.
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Section12.3: M X N Matrices
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