Let M4 = I, (where I denotes the identity matrix) and M ≠ I, M2 ≠ – McqOptions

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1.	Let M4 = I, (where I denotes the identity matrix) and M ≠ I, M2 ≠ I and M3 ≠ I. Then, for any natural number k, M−1 equals:
A.	M4k + 1
B.	M4k + 2
C.	M4k + 3
D.	M4k
Answer» D. M4k

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