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In a third order matrix \(\mathrm{A}, \mathrm{a}_{i j}\) denotes the element in the \(\mathrm{i}\)-th row and \(\mathrm{j}\)-th column.
$$
\text { If } \begin{aligned}
a_{i} &=0 \text { for } i=j \\
&=1 \text { for } i>j \\
&=-1 \text { for } i<j
\end{aligned}
$$
Then the matrix is
(A) skew symmetric
(B) symmetric
(C) not invertible
(D) non-singular

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Ans : \((A, C)\)
Hint : \(a_{i j}=-a_{j i}\)
Hence Matrix is skew - symmetric
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