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The matrices which commule with `A=[{:(1,1),(0,1):}]` in case of multiplication
STATEMENT - 1 : Are always singular.
STATEMENT -2 : Are always non-singular.
STATEMENT -3 : Are always symmetric

A

FFF

B

TTF

C

TTT

D

TFT

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