a <b then a^2< b^2 is true or false
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Thus if (A−B)(A+B)=A2−B2 then AB−BA=O, the zero matrix. Equivalently, AB=BA. Note that matrix multiplication is not commutative, namely, AB≠BA in general. Thus we can disprove the statement if we find matrices A and B such that AB≠BA.
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Solution.
Let us calculate (A−B)(A+B) as follows using the fact that the matrix product is distributive.
(A−B)(A+B)=A(A+B)−B(A+B)
=A^2+AB−BA−B^2
=A^2−B^2+(AB−BA).
Thus if (A−B)(A+B)=A^2−B^2 then
AB−BA=O, the zero matrix. Equivalently,
AB=BA.
Note that matrix multiplication is not commutative, namely, AB≠BA in general.
Note that matrix multiplication is not commutative, namely, AB≠BA in general.Thus we can disprove the statement if we find matrices A and B such that AB≠BA.
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