Let $A$ be an $n \times n$ orthogonal matrix where $n$ is even, $|A|=-1$. Show that $|I-A|=0$.
I can prove this statement for a matrix of $n=2$, I can slog and also provide a proof for $n=4$, but how can I generalize the idea for a proof?
Let $A$ be an $n \times n$ orthogonal matrix where $n$ is even, $|A|=-1$. Show that $|I-A|=0$.
I can prove this statement for a matrix of $n=2$, I can slog and also provide a proof for $n=4$, but how can I generalize the idea for a proof?
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