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Let P be a non-singular matrix 1 + P + P2 +….. + Pn = O(O denotes the null matrix), then P–1 is-
- Pn
- – Pn
- – (1 + P + P2 + ….+ Pn)
- None of these
The correct answer is: Pn
Given 1 + P + P2 + …… + Pn = O
P–1 + (P–1 P) + (P–1P)P + ….. + (P–1 P)Pn–1 = O
P–1 + I + IP + ……..+ IPn–1 = O
P–1 = –(–Pn) P–1 = Pn
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