Q. If $B$ is a non-singular matrix and $A$ is a square matrix such that $B^{- 1}AB$ exists, then det $(B^{- 1}AB)$ is equal to

A) $det(A^{- 1})$
B) $det(B^{- 1})$
C) $det(B)$
D) $det(A)$
Explanation

(d)
Given, $A = B^{- 1}\ AB$
$\Rightarrow BA = AB$
$\therefore\det\left( B^{- 1}AB \right) = \det\left( B^{- 1}BA \right) = det(A)$

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