If A is a square matrix satisfying A² = I ,then what is the inverse of A ?
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Nice. Formal.
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The inverse of A is the matrix B such that AB = I.
Since A² = I, this holds for B = A, as then AB = A² = I.
So the inverse of A is A itself!
In other words, A is its own inverse.
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