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Matrix A such that `A^(2)=2A-I`, where I is the identity matrix, then for `n ge 2, A^(n)` is equal to

A

`n(A)-n(n-1)`

B

nA-I

C

`2^(n-1)A-(n-1)I`

D

`2^(n-1)A-I`

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