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T r u e . L e t     A = [ a i j ] m * n     a n d     B = [ b i j ] p * q A B     i s     d e f i n e d     w h e n     n = P ∴                                 O r d e r     o f     A B = m * q ⇒                               O r d e r     o f     ( A B ) ' = q * m O r d e r     o f     B ' i s     q * p     a n d     o r d e r     o f     A ' i s     n * m ∴ B ' A '     i s     d e f i n e d     w h e n     P = n a n d     t h e     o r d e r     o f     B ' A '     i s     q * m H e n c e ,     O r d e r     o f     ( A B ) ' = O r d e r     o f     B ' A '     i . e . ,     q * m .

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F a l s e . Since   (AB)'=B'A'.

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T r u e . L e t     A ,   B ,   a n d   C     b e     t h r e e     m a t r i c e s     o f     t h e     s a m e     o r d e r . G i v e n     t h a t     A ' = A ,     B ' = B ,     a n d     C ' = C L e t                                       P = A + B + C ⇒                                           P ' = ( A + B + C ) '                                                                   = A ' + B ' + C ' = A + B + C = P S o ,     A + B + C     i s     a l s o     a     s y m m e t r i c     m a t r i x .

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F a l s e . F o r     t w o     s q u a r e     m a t r i c e s     A     a n d     B ,     A B = B A     i s     n o t     a l w a y s     t r u e .

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F a l s e . Since  for  any  two  non−zero  matrices  A  and  B,   we  may  get  AB=0.

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F a l s e . Since  subtractions  of  any  two  matrices  of  the  same  order  is  not  commutative  i.e.,   A−B≠B−A

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T r u e . I f     A     a n d     B     a r e     s q u a r e     m a t r i c e s     o f     t h e n     t h e i r     a d d i t i o n     i s     c o m m u t a t i v e     i . e . ,     A + B = B + A

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F a l s e . T h e     t w o     m a t r i c e s     a r e     s a i d     t o     b e     e q u a l     i f     t h e i r     c o r r e s p o n d i n g     e l e m e n t s     a r e     s a m e .

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F a l s e . Since,   in  an  identity  matrix  all  the  elements  of  principal  diagonal  are  unity  rest  are  zero. e . g . ,                               A = [ 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 ] = I 3

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