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Vlad [161]
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Matrix P has a dimensions of 3 X 4 and Matrix Q has the dimensions 4 X 5. Determine the dimensions of the matrix PQ if it is pos

sible. Explain why if it is not.
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Matrix PQ would have the dimensions 3 X 4

Matrix PQ would have the dimensions 4 X 5

Matrix PQ would have the dimensions 3 X 5

These matrices can not be multiplied because their dimension don't align.

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blagie [28]3 years ago
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Answer: Definitely not B. Just took the test

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