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Let $A$ and $B$ be two square matrices that have full rank. Let $\lambda_{A}$ be an eignevalue of $A$ and $\lambda_{B}$ an eigenvalue of $B$. Which of the following is always $\text{TRUE}?$

  1. $A B$ has full rank
  2. $A-B$ has full rank
  3. $\lambda_{A} \lambda_{B}$ is an eigenvalue of $A B$
  4. $A+B$ has full rank
  5. At least one of $\lambda_{A}$ or $\lambda_{B}$ is an eigenvalue of $A B$

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