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I need to prove that if a and b are 3x3 diagonal matrices, than ab=ba. I have proved it, but I just made up two diagonal matrices and multiplied them together, to show that ab=ba. Is there a more mathematical way to prove this, or is this proof sufficient?
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if the matrices you used some how include all possible matrices then it has been proved, ie used matrices with letters for elements
That is what I did. I got that both ab and ba =|dw:1328657180796:dw| so, that is enough proof?
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