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A and B are nxn matrices, and that det(A) = -4 and det(AB)=6. a) If possible find det(B). If it is not possible, explain why not. b) If possible find det(A^-1). if it is not possible, explain why not. c) If possible find det(A^T). if it is not possible, explain why not

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