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Let `A` be a square matrix of order `3` whose elements are real numbers and `adj.(adj(adj.A))=[[16,0,-3],[0,4,0],[0,3,4]]` then find absolute value of `Tr(A^(-1))` [Note: `adj(P)` and `Tr(P)` denote adjoint matrix and trace of matrix `P` respectively]

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