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3 years ago

When adding matrix A to the additive identity matrix, the result is ____________.

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Hoochie [10]3 years ago

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Adding anything to an additive identity results in the original thing. Here, ...

... [A] + [additive identity matrix] = [A] . . . . . . matrix A

The result is matrix A.

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The point of the additive identity is that it does not change anything when you add it.

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