If all the entries of a matrix A are integers and det (A) = 1 then the entries of A^− 1 (the inverse of A) are not necessarily all integers   this is : TRUE OR FALSE.

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If all the entries of a matrix A are integers and det (A) = 1 then the entries of

A^− 1 (the inverse of A) are not necessarily all integers

 

this is : TRUE OR FALSE.

 

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