Suppose A is a matrix and k is a positive integer. What does the notation Ak mean?
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Answer:
Scalar product
Step-by-step explanation:
The scalar product of a matrix refers to the product of a matrix and a number. The scalar is used to multiply each element in the matrix to get the final vector. In the question the scalar is k which is a constant and the matrix is A.
in the example below 2 is the scalar
the final matrix will be
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