1. Determine whether the product of the matrices is defined in each case. If so, state the order of the product.
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Multiplication Rule :
To multiply an m × n matrix by an n × p
matrix , the n's must be the same and the
result is an m × p matrix .
Or
The number of columns of 1st matrix must
equal the number of rows of the 2nd matrix.
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i ) Order of matrix A = 4 × 3
****** Order of matrix B = 3 × 2
here number of columns in A is equals to
number of rows in B
Order of AB = 4 × 2
ii ) Order of P = 4 × 3
Order of Q = 4 × 3
Here ,
number of columns in P is not equals to
number of rows in Q .
therefore ,
P × Q is not possible.
iii ) Order of M = 3 × 1
Order of N = 1 × 5
Here ,
number of columns in M is equals to number
of rows in N .
Order of MN = 3 × 5
iv ) Order of R = 2 × 2
Order of S = 2 × 2
Here,
number of columns in R is equals to number
of rows in S .
Order of RS = 2 × 2
I hope this helps you.
: )
*************************************************
Multiplication Rule :
To multiply an m × n matrix by an n × p
matrix , the n's must be the same and the
result is an m × p matrix .
Or
The number of columns of 1st matrix must
equal the number of rows of the 2nd matrix.
**************************************************
i ) Order of matrix A = 4 × 3
****** Order of matrix B = 3 × 2
here number of columns in A is equals to
number of rows in B
Order of AB = 4 × 2
ii ) Order of P = 4 × 3
Order of Q = 4 × 3
Here ,
number of columns in P is not equals to
number of rows in Q .
therefore ,
P × Q is not possible.
iii ) Order of M = 3 × 1
Order of N = 1 × 5
Here ,
number of columns in M is equals to number
of rows in N .
Order of MN = 3 × 5
iv ) Order of R = 2 × 2
Order of S = 2 × 2
Here,
number of columns in R is equals to number
of rows in S .
Order of RS = 2 × 2
I hope this helps you.
: )
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