Math, asked by Army7074, 1 year ago

If matrix A can be multiplied by matrix B, can matrix B be multiplied by matrix A?

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Answered by abcdefghijklmnop7

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can or cannot. if A and B are of same order, then the above statement is true

Answered by FuzzieGirl

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The multiplication of matrices is depends on the order of matrix .

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