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If A and b are square matrices of the same order and is non-singular, then for a positive integer `n, (A^-BA)^n` is equal to

A

`A^-nB^nA^n`

B

`A^n B^nA^-n`

C

`A^-1B^nA`

D

`n(A^-1BA)`

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