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For an idempotent matrix, Ak=A for every integer k≥1. Thus any scalar polynomial reduces to
p(A)=p(0)I+[p(1)−p(0)]A,​
(1)
or equivalently aI+bA. This expression describes all polynomials in A, although its two coefficients need not be unique if A=0 or A=I.

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