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Let P and Q be two symmetric matrices such that |P| ≠ 0, |Q| ≠ 0 and PQ ≠ QP.
Determine whether (Q^-1)(P^-1) is symmetric. Justify your answer
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Let P and Q be two symmetric matrices such that |P| ≠ 0, |Q| ≠ 0 and PQ ≠ QP.
Determine whether (Q^-1)(P^-1) is symmetric. Justify your answer

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