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Answer:


c_(11)=56.1


c_(12)=12.1


c_(13)=236

Explanation:

  • The product of two matrices
    X_{m*{n}} and
    Y_{n*{r}} equals a matrix
    M_{m*{r}}, where the first element of the subscript represents the amount of files of the matrix and the second element represents the amount of columns of the matrix.
  • Then, in this case
    A_{1*{3}}
    B_{3*{3}}, therefore, its product will result a matrix
    C_{1*{3}}.
  • Because C matrix is going to have an only file and three columns, we now have to find the values of the elements in each column, based on the elements of A and B.
  • Commonly, to obtain the values of the resulting matrix, we just have to multiply each file of the first matrix by each column of the second matrix and sum, as follows:

  1. c_(11)=77*1.2+39*2.2-33*3.7=56.1

  2. c_(12)=77*1.4+39*1.1-33*4.2=12.1

  3. c_(13)=77*3.1+39*5.6-33*6.7=236
  • Finally, C matrix is
    \begin{pmatrix}\56.1 & 12.1& 236\end{pmatrix}
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