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Let A and B be 6×6 matrices such that det(A)= 3 and det(B)=2 What is det(−2AT?-1)?...

Let A and B be 6×6 matrices such that det(A)= 3 and det(B)=2

What is det(−2AT?-1)? Justify your answer.

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