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Question 924406: Evaluate AB if possible.
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Answer by Theo(13342) About Me  (Show Source):
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AB looks like 3x3 matrix * 2x3 matrix.
the number of columns in the first matrix doesn't equal the number of rows in the second matrix so they can't be multiplied together.

the rule is;

AB is valid if number of columns in A equals number of rows in B.

the output will be number of rows in A by number of columns in B.