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Statement 1: Matrix `3xx3,a_(i j)=(i-j)/(i+2j)` cannot be expressed as a sum of symmetric and skew-symmetric matrix. Statement 2: Matrix `3xx3,a_(i j)=(i-j)/(i+2j)` is neither symmetric nor skew-symmetric

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