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MULTIPLICATION OF MATRICES
Definition
Two matrices A and B are conformable for the product AB if the number of columns in A (pre -multiplier ) is same as the number of rows in B (post-multiplier ).Thus , if A =[aij]m×n and B =[bij]n×p are two matrices of order m×n and n×p respectively , then their product AB is of order m×p and is defined as
PROPERTIES OF MATRIX MULTIPLICATION
(1)Matrix multiplication is not commutative in general .
(2)Matrix multiplication is associative ,that is , (AB)C =A(BC) , whenever both sides are defined .
(3)Matrix multiplication is distributive over matrix addition ,that is ,
(i)A(B +C)=AB +AC
(ii)(A+ B)C =AC +BC whenever both sides of equality are defined .
(4)If A is an m×n matrix , then lmA=A=Aln
(5)The product of two matrices can be the null matrix while neither of them is the null matrix .
(6)If A is m×n matrix and O is a null matrix , then
(i)Am×n On×p = Om×p
(ii)Op×m Am×n = Op×n
That is , the product of the matrix with a null matrix is always a null matrix .
(7)In the case of matrix multiplication if AB=O , then it does not necessarily imply that BA =O .
Positive Integral Powers of a Square Matrix
For any square matrix , we define
(i)A1 =A
(ii)A(n+1)= An .A where n is any natural number .
(iii)Am .An = A(m+n)
(iv)(Am)n = Amn
Matrix Polynomial
Let f(x)= a0xn +a1xn-1 +a2xn-2 +....+an-1x +an be a polynomial and let A be a square matrix of order n .Then ,
f(A) = a0An + a1An-1 + a2An-2 +....+an-1A +anln
Is called a matrix polynomial .
For example , if f(x) = x2 -3x +2 is a polynomial and A is a square matrix , then
A2 -3A +2I is a matrix polynomial.
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