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Let `A=[(0,0,-10,(0,-1,0),(-1,0,0)]` Then only correct statement about the matrix A is (A) A is a zero matrix (B) `A^2=1` (C) `A^-1` does not exist (D) `A=(-1)` I where I is a unit matrix

A

A is a zero matrix

B

`A^(2)=I`, where I is a unit matrix

C

`A^(-1)` does not exist

D

`A=(-1)I`, where I is a unit matrix

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