Consider the non-singular (invertible) matrices A, B, andC, such that A = 9CB + B. With certainty A correspondsto:-1a) (9CB)+ B !b) 9 (CB)- + B 1c) (9C +I)'B!d) B (9C +I)

Given We are given an expression in matrix form which is. A = 9CB + B Where all ABC are matrices

Answered: Consider the non-singular (invertible)…

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Consider the non-singular (invertible) matrices A, B, and C, such that A = 9CB + B. With certainty A corresponds to: -1 a) (9CB) + B | b) 9 (CB)+ B - c) (9C +I)B1 d) B (9C+I)