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If possible, compute the matrix products in Exercises 1 through 13, using paper and pencil.

7.[10-10111-1-2][123221313]

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Product of given matrix is.[−110534−6−2−4]

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Step1:Matrix multiplication 

If A is matrix of ordern×pand B is matrix of order.m×q Then the matrix multiplication ofABIs defined only if.p=m

If Bis am×qmatrix and An×pmatrix, then the product BAis defined as the matrix of the linear transformation .T(x→)=B(Ax→)

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Assuming the matrix

Let the given matrix

A=[10−10111−1−2],B=[123221313]

Order of Matrix Ais3×3 and order of matrix Bis3×3.

Since.3=3 Thus the product is defined.

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Multiplication of matrix 

Now, find the product as follows:

AB=[1.1+0.3+(−1).21.2+0.2+(−1).11.3+0.1+(−1).30.1+1.3+1.20.2+1.2+1.10.3+1.1+3.11.1+(−1).3+(−2).21.2+(−1).2+(−2).11.3+(−1).1+(−2).3]=[−110534−6−2−4]

Hence, the product of given matrix is .[−110534−6−2−4]

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