. A theorem of linear algebra states that if A and B are invertible matrices, thenthe
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. A theorem of linear algebra states that if A and B are invertible matrices, thenthe product AB is invertible. As in Exercise 1,(a) outline a proof of the theorem by contraposition.(b) outline a proof of the converse of the theorem by contraposition.(c) outline a proof of the theorem by contradiction.(d) outline a proof of the converse of the theorem by contradiction.(e) outline a two-part proof that A and B are invertible matrices if and onlyif the product AB is invertible.
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