The possibility for the formation of rectangular matrices in the … - Vidyadip

Question

The possibility for the formation of rectangular matrices in the matrix algebra are?

rows greater than columns
rows lesser than columns
rows greater than column by 2 times
None of these

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Answer

rows greater than columns

Solution:

The possibilities of formation of rectangular matrix are the following:

(1) Rows are greater then columns.

(2) Columns are greater then rows.

(3) Rows greater then column by 2 times.

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