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If A ,\ B are square matrices of order 3,\ A is non-singular and A B=O , then B is a (a) null matrix (b) singular matrix (c) unit matrix (d) non-singular matrix

If A,B are square matrices of order 3,A is non-singular and AB=O, then B is a a (a) null matrix (b) singular matrix (c) unit matrix (d) non-singular matrix

If A ,\ B are square matrices of order 3,\ A is non-singular and A B=O , then B is a (a) null matrix (b) singular matrix (c) unit matrix (d) non-singular matrix

Select the correct option from the given alternatives. From the matrix equation AB = AC we can conclude that B=C , provided. i] A is a singular matrix ii] A is a non-singular matrix iii] A is a symmetric matrix iv] A is a square matrix

If A is square matrix is called singular matrix if

Define a singular matrix.