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If A and B are square matrices of the same order such that B = -`A^-1` BA , then `(A+ B)^2` :

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`B=-A^(-1)BA`
`AB=-A A^(-1)BA`
`AB=-BA`
`(A+B)^2=A*A+B*B+A*B+B*A`
`=A^2+B^2-BA+BA`
`=A^2+B^2`
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