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The product from multiplying matrices is always??
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The product of a matrix with m rows and n columns times a matrix with n rows and p colums is m x p
So is it commutative, zero property, or identity? Or none of those?
Oh, that's different. OK lemme see
Not commutative, order makes a difference.
What does "zero property" mean, "identity" too?
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Thats what im stumped on...it doesnt make sense to me at all
Well, it is certainly not always the identity or zero..
I'd say, none of the three choices you have given.
I'd say zero property because any matrix times the zero matrix gives you the zero matrix.
oh wait that's not the zero property though.
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so its none?
Only three choices?
correct
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