Find the product:

An m×n matrix on the left can only be multiplied by an n×p matrix
on the right and when they are multiplied the result is an m×p
matrix:

This is a 3×2 matrix times a 2×3 matrix, so m=3, n=2, p=3, so they
can be multiplied to give a 3×3 matrix. Suppose the answer is this
3×3 matrix:
then:

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A is in row 1, column 1, so multiply row 1 from
the first matrix by column 1 from the second
matrix:

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So replace the A by 6.

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B is in row 1, column 2, so multiply row 1 from
the first matrix by column 2 from the second
matrix:

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So replace the B by -1.

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C is in row 1, column 3, so multiply row 1 from
the first matrix by column 3 from the second
matrix:

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So replace the C by 5.

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D is in row 2, column 1, so multiply row 2 from
the first matrix by column 1 from the second
matrix:

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So replace the D by 0.

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E is in row 2, column 2, so multiply row 2 from
the first matrix by column 2 from the second
matrix:

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So replace the E by -8.

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F is in row 2, column 3, so multiply row 2 from
the first matrix by column 3 from the second
matrix:

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So replace the F by 16.

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G is in row 3, column 1, so multiply row 3 from
the first matrix by column 1 from the second
matrix:

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So replace the G by 4.

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H is in row 3, column 2, so multiply row 3 from
the first matrix by column 2 from the second
matrix:

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So replace the H by -4.

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I is in row 3, column 3, so multiply row 3 from
the first matrix by column 3 from the second
matrix:

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So replace the I by 10.

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Find the product:

This is a 2×2 matrix times a 2×2 matrix, so m=2, n=2, p=2, so they
can be multiplied to give a 2×2 matrix. Suppose the answer is this
2×2 matrix:
then:

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A is in row 1, column 1, so multiply row 1 from
the first matrix by column 1 from the second
matrix:

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So replace the A by -35.

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B is in row 1, column 2, so multiply row 1 from
the first matrix by column 2 from the second
matrix:

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So replace the B by 9.

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C is in row 2, column 1, so multiply row 2 from
the first matrix by column 1 from the second
matrix:

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So replace the C by 10.

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D is in row 2, column 2, so multiply row 2 from
the first matrix by column 2 from the second
matrix:

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So replace the D by -10.

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Edwin