Math, asked by rahulreddykesari, 10 months ago

Consider a square matrix "P" such that
P^ 2 = I, where l = Identity matrix of the
same order as P. Calculate the value of
(P-I)^3 + (P + I) ^3 - 5P.

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Answered by krishnaannadomalguda

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