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4. (10 pts) Let A,B be square matrices with the same size n × n, and let c be a constant. True or False: (a) (AB)-1- B-1A-1 (b) ABメBA in general. (c) det(AB) = det(B) * det(A) (d) (CAB)1A (e) rank(A+ B) S rank(A) + rank(B)

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