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Use the given partitions to compute the products in Exercises 15 and 16. Check your work by computing the same products without using a partition. Show all your work.

16.[1010010100100001]1223344500120034

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The product is 1235347900120034.

Step by step solution

01

Block matrix 

Let the given matrix .A=[1010010100100001],B=[1223344500120034]

In the blocking format given matrix can be written as

A=[A11A12A21A22],B=[B11B12B21B22],

02

Multiplication of block matrix

Multiplication of block matrix is done like as follows.

AB=[[1001][1234]+[1001][0000][1001][2345]+[1001][1234][1001][1234]+[1001][0000][0000][2345]+[1001][1234]]AB=[1234[2345]+[1234]00001234]AB=[1235347900120034]

03

Checking the product

Here, we will check the product by doing simple multiplication.

AB=[1010010100100001][1223344500120034]=[1235347900120034]

Hence, the product is 1235347900120034.

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