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Let A be orthogonal and non-singular matrix of order n, then the determinant of matrix `(A -l_(n) )` is equal to

A

`|l_(n) -A|`

B

`|A||l_(n) -A|`

C

|A|

D

`(-1)^(n)|A| |l_(n) -A|`

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