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Find the resulting vector when the vector <4, 1, 2> is multiplied by the matrix.[4 3 211 5 31 3 6

Find the resulting vector when the vector <4, 1, 2> is multiplied by the matrix-example-1
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Ok, so

We're going to multiply:


\begin{bmatrix}{4} &amp; 3{} &amp; {2} \\ {1} &amp; {5} &amp; {3} \\ {1} &amp; {3} &amp; {6}\end{bmatrix}\begin{bmatrix}{4} &amp; \\ {1} &amp; {} \\ {2} &amp; {}\end{bmatrix}

This is:


\begin{bmatrix}{4} &amp; 3{} &amp; {2} \\ {1} &amp; {5} &amp; {3} \\ {1} &amp; {3} &amp; {6}\end{bmatrix}\begin{bmatrix}{4} &amp; \\ {1} &amp; {} \\ {2} &amp; {}\end{bmatrix}=\begin{bmatrix}{23} &amp; \\ {15} &amp; {} \\ {19} &amp; {}\end{bmatrix}

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