Let A be an n × n matrix with det A = 1 and with all

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Let A be an n × n matrix with det A = 1 and with all elements of A integers.(a) Show that A?1 has only integer entries.________________(b) Suppose that b is an n-vector with only integer entries. Show that the solution vector x of Ax= b has only integer entries.Let A be a 3 × 3 upper triangular matrix with nonzero determinant. Show by explicit computation that A?1 is also upper triangular.

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QUESTION:

Let A be an n × n matrix with det A = 1 and with all elements of A integers.(a) Show that A?1 has only integer entries.________________(b) Suppose that b is an n-vector with only integer entries. Show that the solution vector x of Ax= b has only integer entries.Let A be a 3 × 3 upper triangular matrix with nonzero determinant. Show by explicit computation that A?1 is also upper triangular.

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Solution:-Step 1 of 3Given that(a) we have to show that has only integer entries.

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