I have 2 Change of Basis Matrices $ S_{A,B} $ and $ S_{A,C}$
I want determinate $ S_{C,B} $
We know that
$$ S_{A,B} S_{B,C} = S_{A,C} $$ $$ S_{B,C} = S_{A,B}^{-1} S_{A,C} $$
Now i'm quite not sure if $$ S_{C,B} = S_{B,C}^{-1} = S_{A,B} * S_{A,C}^{-1} \space\space (1) $$
or
$$ S_{C,B} = S_{B,C}^{-1} = S_{A,C}^{-1} *S_{A,B} \space\space (2) $$
if it's (2) why ?
In general, if $A$ and $B$ are invertible, then $(AB)^{-1} = B^{-1}A^{-1}$. So which of (1) and (2) fits that pattern?