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If \(C\) and \(D\) are two \(n \times n\) non-singular matrices over the set of real number \(\mathbf{R}\) such that \(C D=-D C\), then \(n\) is

  1. A a natural number of the form \(3 k+5, k \in N\)
  2. B an odd integer
  3. C \(n\) even integer
  4. D equal to one
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(C) \(n\) even integer

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Given, \(C\) and \(D\) are non-singular matrix of order \(n\) \(\because \quad|C| \neq 0,|D| \neq 0\) \(C D=-D C\) \(|C D|=|-D C|\) \(|C||D|=(-1)^n|D||C|\) \(\mathrm{l}=(-1)^n\) \(\therefore n\) is even integer.