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pashok25 [27]
3 years ago
7

Let A be a 3 by 6 , B be a 6 by 7 and C be a 7 by 3 matrix. Determine the size of the following matrices (if they do not exist,

type N in both answer boxes):
a. AB: ______ by ________
b. BA: ______ by ________
c. A^TB: _______ by ________
d. BC: __________ by ________
Mathematics
1 answer:
kozerog [31]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

a. AB: 3 by 7

b. BA: N by N

c. A^TB: N by N

d. BC: 6 by 3

Step-by-step explanation:

Given

A =3\ by\ 6

B =6\ by\ 7

C =7\ by\ 3

Required

The dimension of the following matrices

As a general rule:

For A * B to be successful, the columns in a must equal the rows in B

Using this rule, we have:

A_{m*n} * B_{n * p} = AB_{m*p}

So:

(a)\ AB

A_{3*6} * B_{6*7} \to AB_{3 * 7}

(b)\ BA

B_{6*7} * A_{3*6} \to AB_{N * N}

The column numbers of B does not equal the row numbers of A.

Hence, BA does not exist

(c)\ A^TB

A^T implies that:

If A =3\ by\ 6, then

A^T = 6\ by\ 3

So:

A^T_{6*3} * B_{6,7} \to A^TB_{N*N}

The column numbers of A^T does not equal the row numbers of B.

Hence, A^TB does not exist

(d)\ BC

B_{6*7} * C_{7*3} \to BC_{6,3}

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