Let A and B be two square matrices such that AB=I, then zero is an eigen value of  A.  A but not B B.  B but not of A C.  Both A and B  D.  neither A nor B D.  None of the above

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Let A and B be two square matrices such that AB=I, then zero is an eigen value of 

A.  A but not B

B.  B but not of A

C.  Both A and B 

D.  neither A nor B

D.  None of the above 

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