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设矩阵A满足A(E-C-1B)TCT=E+A,其中,求矩阵A.

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A. easily
B. likely
C. usefully
D. probably

Passage Two What do we learn about the financial advice service in the club

A. It charges at a reduced rate.
B. It is available every day.
C. It is open to all people.
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A. To try to stop the war in Italy.
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C. To form an international treaty.
D. To aid the injured in the earthquake.

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