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Let A and B be any two `3xx3` matrices . If A is symmetric and B is skew -symmetric then the matrix AB-BA is :

A

Skew – symmetric

B

Symmetric

C

Neither symmetric nor skew – symmetric

D

I or – I, where I is an identity matrix

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