If AB = C, then matrices A,B,Care - Vidyadip

MCQ

If $AB = C$, then matrices $A,B,C$are

A
${A_{2 \times 3}},{B_{3 \times 2}},{C_{2 \times 3}}$
B
${A_{3 \times 2}},{B_{2 \times 3}},{C_{3 \times 2}}$
C
${A_{3 \times 3}},{B_{2 \times 3}},{C_{3 \times 3}}$
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${A_{3 \times 2}},{B_{2 \times 3}},{C_{3 \times 3}}$

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Answer

Correct option: D.

${A_{3 \times 2}},{B_{2 \times 3}},{C_{3 \times 3}}$

d
(d) It is obvious.

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