Matrix Multiplication
Matrix multiplication is the operation that surprises people: it is not done entry by entry, the product is not always defined, and AB is usually not the same as BA.
This quiz walks through the dimension rule, the row-by-column mechanics, individual entries of a product, squaring a matrix, and the properties that do and do not carry over from ordinary numbers.
If multiplication is the step where matrices stopped making sense, this is the quiz to take.
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What This Quiz Covers
- When the product AB is defined
- Dimensions of the resulting matrix
- Computing a product row by column
- Finding a single entry of a product
- Why AB and BA differ
- The identity matrix and powers of a matrix
Sample questions3 of 13 shown
Q1
When is the product AB defined?
Q2
A is 4×3 and B is 3×5. What are the dimensions of AB?
Q3
A is 2×3 and B is 2×3. What can be said about AB?
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