Determine whether the product is defined or undefined. If defined, give the dimensions of the product matrix.
There is a nice little thing that if you multiply an i x j matrix by a j x k matrix then the matrix you get out is an i x k matrix. So just make sure that the columns of the first matrix match the number of rows in the second matrix. \[A_{ij}B{jk}=C_{ik}\]
=\left[\begin{matrix}(1)(9)+(1)(1)+(-4)(-7)\\(5)(9)+(6)(1)+(0)(-7) \end{matrix}\right]
okay so that turned out weird but is that how i would do it?
That looks right to me =)
then do you just add them?
Yeah, just normal algebra inside there, you'll get something that looks like this: \[\left[\begin{matrix}? \\?\end{matrix}\right]\]
\[\left(\begin{matrix}38 \\ 51\end{matrix}\right)\]
so the dimensions would be 2x1
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