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please apply this rule: let's suppose that a matrix A is a (p*q) Matrix, namely A has p rows and q columns and a matrix B is a (q*r) matrix, namely B has q rows and r columns, then the product matric C, namely C=a * B is a (p*r) Matrix, namely C has p rows and r columns
hint: in your case A is a (2*3) matrix, and B is a (3*4) matrix, so what is C=A*B?
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would it be 2 times 4
hint: please referring to the rule above, I have: p=2, q=3 and r=4, so C is a (2*4) matrix, so your answer is right! congratulations!!
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