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So, the first problem is b is a non -singular matrix.
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What do you mean by a non -singular matrix? so, the inverse exists.
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So when b is non -singular, b -inverse exists and it is given that, c -b is equal to i.
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We can post -multip with b inverse.
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So c -b -b -inverse is equal to i, b -b -inverse.
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But b -inverse is an identity matrix because when you multiply any matrix with its inverse will give you an identity matrix.
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So c -i is equal to.
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And any identity, i mean any matrix when you multiply with identity matrix will give you the matrix itself.
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And c into i is again c.
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So c is equal to b inverse.
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That's it.
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The second problem...