Idempotent matrix is also skew symmetric then it must be what
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The correct answer should be - Square matrix.
An Idempotent matrix is symmetric or a skew-symmetric matrix.
Consider that M is a matrix, so, it's skew-symmetric matrix will be M' = −M.
Let M be an m x n matrix. Then, by definition, M' will be denoted as an n x m matrix, and therefore −M will also be n x m.
Since M = −M', the dimensions of −M should be the same as that of M. So, m × n must be similar to n x m. This way we can say that m = n.
Therefore, M can also be denoted as n x n, which makes M a square matrix.
The correct answer should be - Square matrix.
An Idempotent matrix is symmetric or a skew-symmetric matrix.
Consider that M is a matrix, so, it's skew-symmetric matrix will be M' = −M.
Let M be an m x n matrix. Then, by definition, M' will be denoted as an n x m matrix, and therefore −M will also be n x m.
Since M = −M', the dimensions of −M should be the same as that of M. So, m × n must be similar to n x m. This way we can say that m = n.
Therefore, M can also be denoted as n x n, which makes M a square matrix.
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