Problem. 7: Gator Tee Shirtz's inventory of available items is as follows. T-shirts: Extra-large, 4811; Large, 4687; Medium, 2182; Small, 3931 Sweatshirts: Extra-large, 1597; Large, 2973; Medium, 4718; Small 2848 Campus Teez's inventory of available items is as follows. T-shirts: Extra-large, 3667; Large, 1844; Medium, 2861; Small, 3806 Sweatshirts: Extra-large, 3285; Large, 4760; Medium, 1805; Small 4598 (a) Represent Gator Tee Shirtz's inventory as a matrix A, where the rows represent the type of item (t-shirt or sweatshirt) and the columns represent the size (XL, L, M, S, in that order). ? A = (b) Represent Campus Teez's inventory as a matrix B, where the rows represent the type of item (t-shirt or sweatshirt) and the columns represent the size (XL, L, M, S, in that order). ? ? B = (c) The two companies decide to merge. Write a matrix C that represents the total inventory of the new combined company. C =

Problem. 7: Gator Tee Shirtz's inventory of available items is as follows. T-shirts: Extra-large, 4811; Large, 4687; Medium, 2182; Small, 3931 Sweatshirts: Extra-large, 1597; Large, 2973; Medium, 4718; Small 2848 Campus Teez's inventory of available items is as follows. T-shirts: Extra-large, 3667; Large, 1844; Medium, 2861; Small, 3806 Sweatshirts: Extra-large, 3285; Large, 4760; Medium, 1805; Small 4598 (a) Represent Gator Tee Shirtz's inventory as a matrix A, where the rows represent the type of item (t-shirt or sweatshirt) and the columns represent the size (XL, L, M, S, in that order). ? A = (b) Represent Campus Teez's inventory as a matrix B, where the rows represent the type of item (t-shirt or sweatshirt) and the columns represent the size (XL, L, M, S, in that order). ? ? B = (c) The two companies decide to merge. Write a matrix C that represents the total inventory of the new combined company. C =

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Problem. 7: Gator Tee Shirtz's inventory of available items is as follows.
T-shirts: Extra-large, 4811; Large, 4687; Medium, 2182; Small, 3931
Sweatshirts: Extra-large, 1597; Large, 2973; Medium, 4718; Small 2848
Campus Teez's inventory of available items is as follows.
T-shirts: Extra-large, 3667; Large, 1844; Medium, 2861; Small, 3806
Sweatshirts: Extra-large, 3285; Large, 4760; Medium, 1805; Small 4598
(a) Represent Gator Tee Shirtz's inventory as a matrix A, where the rows represent the type of item (t-shirt or sweatshirt) and the columns represent the size (XL, L, M, S, in that order).
?
A =
?
(b) Represent Campus Teez's inventory as a matrix B, where the rows represent the type of item (t-shirt or sweatshirt) and the columns represent the size (XL, L, M, S, in that order).
B =
?
(c) The two companies decide to merge. Write a matrix C that represents the total inventory of the new combined company.
?
C =
?

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