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Given two non-zero real matrices π¨ and π©, which one below is impossible? (A)π¨π©=π©π¨ (B) π¨π© > π©π¨ (C) π¨ = π© (D)π¨π©β π©π¨ (E) π¨ = π©π¨
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(B) π¨π© > π©π¨ is impossible.
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