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Let `C_k = .^nC_k,` for `0 lt= k lt=n` and `A_k = ((C_(k-1)^2,0), (0,C_k^2))` for `k gt= 1` and `A_1+A_2+...+A_n = ((k_1,0), (0,k_2)),` then

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