3Given A = |1 2 3 and B=| 4%3D(a) Compute A², A+B, AB and BA.(b) Find the inverse of matrices AB and BA, if matrices AB and BA are invertible.(c) Find the eigenvalue(s) and the eigenvector(s) of BA.[[Note: Please remain your answer in its fractional form, if any.]

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Given A = [1 2 3] and B=| 4 4 (a) Compute A², A+B, AB and BA. (b) Find the inverse of matrices AB and BA, if matrices AB and BA are invertible. (c) Find the eigenvalue(s) and the eigenvector(s) of BA. [Note: Please remain your answer in its fractional form, if any.]