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Which one of the following statements, is true-

  1. Non singular square matrix does not have a unique inverse    
    1. Determinant of a non- singular matrix is zero
       
  2. If A'=A then A is a square matrix    
  3. If vertical line A vertical line not equal to 0, then vertical line A. a d j invisible function application A vertical line equals vertical line A vertical line to the power of left parenthesis n minus 1 right parenthesis end exponent, where A equals open square brackets a subscript i j end subscript close square brackets subscript n end subscript cross times n    

The correct answer is: If A'=A then A is a square matrix


    If A'=A then A is a square matrix
    this statement is true since the number of columns and rows need to be equal for this to hold, which is the definition of a square matrix

    A square matrix is one whose number of rows are equal to the number of columns.

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