If A=[(0,sin alpha, sinalpha sinbeta),(-...

If `A=[(0,sin alpha, sinalpha sinbeta),(-sinalpha, 0, cosalpha cosbeta),(-sinalpha sinbeta, -cosalphacosbeta, 0)]` then (A) `|A|` is independent of `alpha and beta` (B) `A^-1` depends only on beta (C) `A^-1` does not exist (D) none of these

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