![]() |
VOOZH | about |
A matrix is a set of numbers arranged in rows and columns to form a rectangular array. Multiplying a matrix by another matrix is called "matrix multiplication". In this article, we will learn what matrix multiplication is. And practice some questions related to it.
In linear algebra, a matrix is an arrangement of elements in the form of rows and columns. An m × n matrix has m rows and n columns. If a matrix has an equal number of rows and columns, then the matrix is called a square matrix. When we perform multiplication operations with matrices, it is called matrix multiplication.
Read More: Matrix Multiplication
Problem 1: If the matrix A =
then what is the scalar multiple (-1/3)A?
Solution:
To find (-1/3) A, we have to multiply every element of A by (-1/3). Then
(-1/3) A= 18 x (-1/3) 15 x (-1/3) -21 x (-1/3)
=
Problem 2: Find the product of A and B.
and
Solution:
Given and
Product Matrix
Problem 3: Find the product of the following matrices:
Solution:
Given
Then,
A * B = *
=
=
1. Given matrices: A = and B = . Find AB
2. Given matrices: C = and D = . Find CD.
3. Given matrices: E = and F = . Find EF.
4. Given matrices: G = and H = . Find GH.
5. Given matrices: I = and J = . Find IJ.
6. Given matrices: M = and N = . Find MN.