7. Consider an n x n matrix A that is not a null matrix. Suppose that A is idempotent, and define matrix B by B = I −k²A, where k € R is a parameter. Which of the options below is the set of ALL values k such that B is idempotent? a) R b) {0} {0,1} d) {-1,0} e) {-1,0, 1} f) {-3,0,3} g) The set of all positive whole numbers. h) None of the above.

7. Consider an n x n matrix A that is not a null matrix. Suppose that A is idempotent, and define matrix B by B = I −k²A, where k € R is a parameter. Which of the options below is the set of ALL values k such that B is idempotent? a) R b) {0} {0,1} d) {-1,0} e) {-1,0, 1} f) {-3,0,3} g) The set of all positive whole numbers. h) None of the above.

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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