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Let A and B be two nonsingular square matrices, `A^(T)` and `B^(T)` are the tranpose matrices of A and B, respectively, then which of the following are coorect ?

A

`B^TAB` is symmetric matrix if A is symmetric

B

`B^T AB` is symmetric matrix if B is symmetric

C

`B^TAB` is skew-symmetric matrix for every matrix A

D

`B^TAB` is skew-symmetric matrix If A is skew-symmetric

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