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In mathematics the '''identity matrix''' is the which does not change the size or values of a matrix under the operation of multiplication. The usually identity matrix is denoted <math>I</math> or <math>I_n</math>, and the operation of multiplication is discribed as,
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In mathematics the '''identity matrix''' is the which does not change the size or values of a [[matrix]] under the operation of multiplication. The usually identity matrix is denoted <math>I</math> or <math>I_n</math>, and the operation of multiplication is discribed as,
  
 
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In mathematics the identity matrix is the which does not change the size or values of a matrix under the operation of multiplication. The usually identity matrix is denoted or , and the operation of multiplication is discribed as,

or

The identity matrix is an with a leading diagonal of ones and all other enteries are zero,

.