If A, B are symmetric matrices of same o...

If `A, B` are symmetric matrices of same order, then `AB-BA` is a
A) skew symmetric matrix,
B) Symmetric matrix,
C) Zero matrix,
D) Identity matrix

A

Skew - symmetric matrix

B

Symmetric matrix

C

Null matrix

D

Unit matrix

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A

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