If both A-1/2Ia n dA+1/2 are orthogonal...

If both `A-1/2Ia n dA+1/2` are orthogonal matices, then (a)`A` is orthogonal (b)`A` is skew-symmetric matrix of even order (c)`A^2=3/4I` (d)none of these

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