Range(T) lies in Nullspace(T), so T² = 0. Every eigenvalue λ then satisfies λ² = 0 and is zero; 1 cannot be an eigenvalue. Rank–nullity with equal rank and nullity makes dim V twice the rank and therefore even. Thus A, B and D are true, while C is false.
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