Please solve ot ASAP 21Compute AB in the13Let A =0 4]and B-3-2 -1 52four different ways:1. Standard way2. row way3. column way4. column x row way

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3 Let A = 0 4 -3 0. Compute AB in the and B = -2 -1 5 four different ways: 1. Standard way 2. row way 3. column way 4. column x row way

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