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Let A,B are square matrices of same order satisfying `AB= A` and `BA=B` then `(A^2010+ B^2010)^2011 ` equals (A) `A+B` (B) `2010(A+B)` (C) `2011(A+B)` (D) `2^2010 (A+B)`

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