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Let A be an n order square matrix and B be its adjoint, then `|AB + KI_(n)|`, where K is a scalar quantity. a)`(|A| + K)^(n-2)` b)`(|A| +K)^(n)`c)`(|A| + K)^(n - 1)` d)None of these

A

`(|A| + K)^(n-2)`

B

`(|A| +K)^(n)`

C

`(|A| + K)^(n - 1)`

D

None of these

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