Multiplication of Matrices –
(i) For any two matrices A & B, the product AB exists only, when –
Number of columns in A = Number of rows in B
(ii) If A is an (m X n) matrix and B is an (n X p) matrix, then AB is an (m X p) matrix
(iii) (i, k)th element of AB = (i-th row of A) X (k-th column of B)
Product of two Matrices each of Order (2 X 2)
If A and B are matrices each of order (2 X 2), then AB is a (2 X 2) matrix given by –
There are some examples are given below for your better understanding -
Clearly, AB ≠ BA (Ans.)
Clearly shown that, (AB)C ≠ A(BC) (Ans.)
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