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`"Suppose "A" ,"B" are two distinct "2times2" matrices such that "A^(2)-5A+6I=0,B^(2)-5B+6I=0,Then (A) A^(3)-B^(3)=19(A-B), (B) A^(4)-B^(4)=65(A-B)(C)A^(5)-B^(5)=211(A-B) (D) A^(6)-B^(6)=665(A-B)"`

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