For any square matrix $A;(A-A')$ is :
Answer & explanation
Correct answer: option 4
$A' \text{ denotes transpose of } A.$
$A-A' = -(A'-A).$
$(A-A')' = A'-A = -(A-A').$
$\text{ therefore } A-A' \text{ is skew-symmetric.}$
$\text{Correct option: Skew-symmetric matrix}.$