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If `k in R_ot h e ndet{a d j(k I_n)}` is equal to `K^(n-1)` b. `K^(n(n-1))` c. `K^n` d. `k`

A

`k^(n-1)`

B

`k^(n(n-1))`

C

`k^n)`

D

k

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