A and B are 3times3 non - singular matri...

`A` and `B` are `3times3` non - singular matrices such that `|Adj(A^(TT))|=4`, `|(Adj(B))^(-1)|=0.0625` Then `|AB|+|A|+|B|= ? ` (where `|A|,|B| `> `0`)

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