Matrix is such that

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Problem

Matrix AA is such that A2=2A−IA^2 = 2A - I, where II is the identity matrix. Then, for n≥2n \geq 2, AnA^n is equal to (1) nA−(n−1)InA - (n-1)I (2) nA−InA - I (3) 2n−1A−(n−1)I2^{n-1}A - (n-1)I (4) 2n−1A−I2^{n-1}A - I

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