Let A and B be matrices of the form: b, b, b 12 13 ba bz ba b, bz ba A= B= 43 a b4 b. ba Consider M(A) = BA (matrix multiplication). Is M(A) a linear transformation?
Let A and B be matrices of the form: b, b, b 12 13 ba bz ba b, bz ba A= B= 43 a b4 b. ba Consider M(A) = BA (matrix multiplication). Is M(A) a linear transformation?
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Transcribed Image Text:Let A and B be matrices of the form:
b, b, b
12
13
ba bz ba
b, bz ba
A=
B=
43 a
b4 b. ba
Consider M(A) = BA (matrix multiplication).
Is M(A) a linear transformation?
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