Explanation A T is an adjacent matrix of digraph obtained by reversing the edges of the value of G, we have an adjacent matrix of digraph G. The element ( u , v ) of this matrix is if and only if there is an arc from vertical u to vertex d. Note that a row in this matrix, a l ', represents all ices l' arcs starting from the vertex. Similarly, the i t h column of this matrix represents all possible arcs ending in vertex 'l'. So, on the transfer of this matrix A, the rows become columns and column rows. So, the arcs that were starting now will end at this top. The same is for the arcs that were ending at this top. To do this, we simply reverse the sign of all arcs. Hence the given statement is true

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