Concept:The matrix f(θ) is a rotation matrix. Squaring it gives a rotation by twice the angle. For θ=π, a 180∘ rotation, its square is a 360∘ rotation, which is the identity matrix.Explanation:First, substitute θ=π: cosπ=−1, sinπ=0. Sof(π)=[−100−1].Now compute (f(π))2 by multiplying the matrix by itself:[−100−1]×[−100−1].Using matrix multiplication:Top-left: (−1)(−1)+(0)(0)=1Top-right: (−1)(0)+(0)(−1)=0Bottom-left: (0)(−1)+(−1)(0)=0Bottom-right: (0)(0)+(−1)(−1)=1Thus, (f(π))2=[1001], the identity matrix.Answer:Option D: [1001].