Explanation Given: The provided matrices are P = [ m n p q ] , X = [ x y z w ] , T = [ r s t u ] . Formula used: Let A be an m × n matrix and let B be an n × k matrix. The product matrix A B is the m × k matrix whose entry in the i t h row and j t h column is the product of the i t h row of A and the j t h column of B . Proof: Consider: X + T = [ x y z w ] + [ r s t u ] = [ x + r y + s z + t w + u ] Therefore, k ( X + T ) = [

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