Using matrix multiplication and the matrix representation of R(0), prove that the R-'(0) = R(-0) (Hint: you need to show that R(0)-R(-0) = R(-0)·R(0) = I where I is the identity matrix.
Using matrix multiplication and the matrix representation of R(0), prove that the R-'(0) = R(-0) (Hint: you need to show that R(0)-R(-0) = R(-0)·R(0) = I where I is the identity matrix.
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Using matrix multiplication and the matrix representation of R(0), prove
that the R-(0) = R(-0) (Hint: you need to show that R(0)·R(-0) = R(-0)·R(0) = I
where I is the identity matrix.
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