MCQ
Adj.(KA) =____________
  • $K ^{ n -1} Adj . A$
  • B
    $K ^{ n +1}$ Adj. A
  • C
    K Adj. A
  • D
    $K ^{ n }$ Adj.A

Answer

Correct option: A.
$K ^{ n -1} Adj . A$
(a) $K ^{ n -1}$ Adj. A
Explanation: Adj. $( KA )= K ^{ n -1}$ Adj. A , where K is a scalar and A is a $n \times n$ matrix.

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