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If A and B are two square matrices such that AB=A and BA=B,Then, (i) A and B both are Idempotent matrix (ii) Both are identity (iii)Any one Idempotent matrix (iv)Any one identity.
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if A is idempotent then A*A=A
I know that
so if AB=A and BA = B then in order to be idempotent, A = B. But that's not explicitly stated nor can it be implied from the given info.
Both are identity matrix,hence obviously Idempotent matrix too.
yes but A = I => A is idempotent, but A is idempotent does not imply A is the identity matrix. how about this \[A ^{-1}AB=A ^{-1}A => B = I\] so long as A & B are invertible
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I get answer to most of the questions I ask immediately after I post them,even before anyone posts a solution many times :P
yep,inverse isn't true
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