c. Given the matrices(17 3)A = 0 5 2, B = 1 -53 0 1)-3 -4-7 -14and C= 6-8 -2-1 13 -11)-15 21 5find A(B+C).

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c. Given the matrices 1 7 3 A = 0 5 2, B = 1 -5 3 0 1) -3 -4 -7 -1) 4 and C = -8 -2 -1 13 -11) -15 21 5 find A(B+C). 56