Math, asked by anandgovindpur2004, 5 months ago

(A B) = when A and B are
conformal for the product AB :
(A)
A'B'
(B) B'A'
(C) (BA)
(D) (A B')​

Answers

Answered by riddhi2207
1

Answer:

Your answer is (c) (BA)

Ok dear

Answered by gayatrikumari99sl
0

Answer:

Option (c) (BA ) is the correct answer .

Step-by-step explanation:

Explanation :

Two matrices A and B are said to be conformable for the product AB if the number of columns of A be equal to the number of rows of B.

Let , A and B be two matrix in which columns of A and rows of B are equal .

A  = [{a{\rm ij}]_{m\times n}}  and    B = [{b{\rm jk}]_{n\times p}}

Step1:

Then product of AB is

AB = [{a{\rm ij}]_{m\times n}} \times  [{b{\rm jk}]_{n\times p}}

AB = \sum{a_{ij} .b_{jk} }

Similarly , product of BA

BA = [{b{\rm jk}]_{n\times p}}   \times [{a{\rm ij}]_{m\times n}}

BA = \sum b_{jk} }.{a_{ij}

Therefore , here we can see that AB = BA

Final answer :

Hence , AB = BA when A and B are conformal for the product AB .

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