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NOTE:-----------> This is only a tutorial. The inverse of a square matrix, if it exists, is unique. Prove this theorem.

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Proof:----------->for this above stated theorem

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Proof:--is as follows..

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Let [A]=aij be a square matrix. If possible, let B & C be 2 inverses of this matrix.then we can say that

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AB=BA=I (since B is inverse of A). AC=CA=I (since C is inverse of A). Here, I=Unit/identity matrix.

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Now, we can say that B=BI. =>B(AC)=BA(C)=I(C)=C Thus, B=C.

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Thus we can say that any square matrix has a unique inverse for itself. \[H.P.\]

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