Introduction to mathematical programming
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Author: Jeffrey B. Goldberg
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Chapter 2.1, Problem 3P
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Proving matrix multiplication is associative:
Suppose that there are three matrices A, B, and C such that matrix A has elements
The product BC is defined because the columns of B and rows of C are same.
Suppose D=BC. Then, the element of D is of the form given below:
The product AD is defined because the columns of A and rows of D are same.
Suppose E=AD. Then, the element of E is of the form given below:
Therefore, the matrix E=A(BC) have the elements
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