10. Consider the following matrices: A = 13 0 1 3-5 1]. B A² BA CA DA 10-1 215 -3 4], C-[|-||---|| 0 = AB B² CB DB (a) Circle each of the following matrix products that are possible to compute, and write the size of the resulting matrix next to the matrix product. (If you are writing on your own paper, please reproduce this table and circle the appropriate products.) AC BC DC 3 (b) Select one of the possible matrix products from above, and compute it. 1 7 -1 2 AD BD CD D² (c) Considering the matrices A, B, D and their transposes, select two (must be different) of these six matrices that can be added, and compute their sum.

10. Consider the following matrices: A = 13 0 1 3-5 1]. B A² BA CA DA 10-1 215 -3 4], C-[|-||---|| 0 = AB B² CB DB (a) Circle each of the following matrix products that are possible to compute, and write the size of the resulting matrix next to the matrix product. (If you are writing on your own paper, please reproduce this table and circle the appropriate products.) AC BC DC 3 (b) Select one of the possible matrix products from above, and compute it. 1 7 -1 2 AD BD CD D² (c) Considering the matrices A, B, D and their transposes, select two (must be different) of these six matrices that can be added, and compute their sum.

Linear Algebra: A Modern Introduction

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