19. The product of two m x n matrices is defined. 20. For any matrices A and B, if the product AB is defined, then the product BA is also defined. 21. For any matrices A and B, if the products AB and BA are both defined, then AB = BA. 22. If A is a square matrix, then A2² is defined. 23. If A and B are matrices, then both AB and BA are defined

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19. The product of two m x n matrices is defined.
20. For any matrices A and B, if the product AB is defined,
then the product BA is also defined.
21. For any matrices A and B, if the products AB and BA are
both defined, then AB = BA.
22. If A is a square matrix, then A² is defined.
23. If A and B are matrices, then both AB and BA are defined
if and only if A and B are square matrices.
24. If A is an m × n matrix and B is an n × p matrix, then
(AB)" = A" B" .
25. There exist nonzero matrices A and B for which AB = BA.
26. For any matrices A and B for which the product AB is
defined, the jth column of AB equals the matrix-vector
product of A and the jth column of B.
27. For any matrices A and B for which the product AB is
defined, the (i,j)-entry of AB equals aijbij.
28. For any matrices A and B for which the product AB is
defined, the (i,j)-entry of AB equals the sum of the prod-
ucts of corresponding entries from the ith column of A
and the jth row of B.
29. If A, B, and C are matrices for which the product A(BC )
is defined, then A(BC)= (AB)C.
Transcribed Image Text:19. The product of two m x n matrices is defined. 20. For any matrices A and B, if the product AB is defined, then the product BA is also defined. 21. For any matrices A and B, if the products AB and BA are both defined, then AB = BA. 22. If A is a square matrix, then A² is defined. 23. If A and B are matrices, then both AB and BA are defined if and only if A and B are square matrices. 24. If A is an m × n matrix and B is an n × p matrix, then (AB)" = A" B" . 25. There exist nonzero matrices A and B for which AB = BA. 26. For any matrices A and B for which the product AB is defined, the jth column of AB equals the matrix-vector product of A and the jth column of B. 27. For any matrices A and B for which the product AB is defined, the (i,j)-entry of AB equals aijbij. 28. For any matrices A and B for which the product AB is defined, the (i,j)-entry of AB equals the sum of the prod- ucts of corresponding entries from the ith column of A and the jth row of B. 29. If A, B, and C are matrices for which the product A(BC ) is defined, then A(BC)= (AB)C.
30. If A and B are m x n matrices and C is an n x p matrix,
then (A + B)C = AB +BC.
31. If A and B are n x n matrices, then the diagonal entries
of the product matrix AB are a1¡b1,a22b22, . . . , anmbnn -
32. If the product AB is defined and either A or B is a zero
matrix, then AB is a zero matrix.
33. If the product AB is defined and AB is a zero matrix, then
either A or B is a zero matrix.
34. If Aa and Ag are both 2 x 2 rotation matrices, then AqAß
is a 2 x 2 rotation matrix.
35. The product of two diagonal matrices is a diagonal matrix.
Transcribed Image Text:30. If A and B are m x n matrices and C is an n x p matrix, then (A + B)C = AB +BC. 31. If A and B are n x n matrices, then the diagonal entries of the product matrix AB are a1¡b1,a22b22, . . . , anmbnn - 32. If the product AB is defined and either A or B is a zero matrix, then AB is a zero matrix. 33. If the product AB is defined and AB is a zero matrix, then either A or B is a zero matrix. 34. If Aa and Ag are both 2 x 2 rotation matrices, then AqAß is a 2 x 2 rotation matrix. 35. The product of two diagonal matrices is a diagonal matrix.
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