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Standard XII
Mathematics
Implication
Is it possibl...
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Is it possible to define the matrix AB and BA when :
A has 3 columns and B has 4 columns
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AB =
A
p
×
3
B
q
×
4
and
B
q
×
4
A
p
×
3
For AB. B should have three rows i.e, q = 3
For AB. A should have four rows i.e, q = 4
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