Math, asked by HimangshuDe, 1 month ago

Suppose I am given with two matrices m×n and p×q respectively, where n≠p but m=q and I need to multiply them. How will I do?

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Answered by dpsvnvarun20076

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That is not possible for matrices to be multiplied it is required that the columns of first matrice and rows of second matrice must be equal

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