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If A = diag (2,-1, 3) and B = diag(3, 0, -1), then find 4A + 2B?

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Answered by reza6969

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Answer:

4×(2+3-1)+2×(3+0-1)

4×4+2×2

16+4

20

I don't know it's correct or not

Answered by mohanrajandp

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Answer:

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