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If \[A\] and \[B\] are matrices of the same order, which statement illustrates closure under addition?

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If \[A\] and \[B\] are matrices of the same order, which statement illustrates closure under addition?

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  • \[A+B\] is always a square matrix.

  • \[A+B\] is also a matrix of the same order.

  • \[A+B\] has order \[n\times m\].

  • \[A+B\] is always the zero matrix.

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Solution

Closure means that performing addition on matrices of the same order produces another matrix. The resulting matrix \[A+B\] retains that same order.

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