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Additively matrices work like any other variables. A - B = C implies B = A - C.
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For two matrices to be equal, every element in the first must be equal to that in the other. Look for an element which is different in all four answers. The middle element in the second row has this property. For any matrix, if the element does not equal that in A minus that in C, then that matrix can't be the right one.