The constant term ensures M is invertible. Cayley–Hamilton gives M³+αM²+βM−I=0. Multiply by M⁻²: M+αI+βM⁻¹−M⁻²=0. Rearrangement yields **M⁻¹(M⁻¹−βI)=M+αI, D**.
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