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`A ,\ B` are two matrices such that `A B` and `A+B` are both defined; show that `A ,\ B` are square matrices of the same order.

A

the order of A and B are not same necessarily,

B

No. of columns in `A=No.` of rows in B.

C

A and B are square matrices of same order.

D

No. of rows in A=No. Of columns in B.

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