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⑤
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(c) By (a), we have

① A − 6 A−1 = 0
A2 − 6 I = 0
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3 - 1M
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= 3 3 
 2 k −1 6 2k 2 k −1 2( 6 2 k ) 
 −3 + 3 + 
 3 3 

( ABA −1 ) 2 k
2k
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= 
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2(6 2 k )
Note that − 2(32k −1 ) +  0 for all positive integers k .

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① Thus, there does not exist a positive integer k such that
A2k B 2k ( A−1 ) 2k = ( ABA −1 ) 2k . 1A f.t.
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(d) A999B 999( A−1 )999

= ( A998) AB 999A−1 ( A−1 )998
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499
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= AB 999 A −1 1M
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 0 6
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=  999 
1A f.t.
 0 6 
----------(2)

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