ANSWER :-
Given that ,
is the klein Gordan equation.
Here we need to show that also satisfies for any lorentz transformation A.
Let us suppose that , are the elements in lorentz equation.
From, klein gordan equation,
we have,
and also we already know that
satisfies the equation directly in lorentz transformation A.
Hence proved.
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