Discrete Mathematics and Its Applications, Seventh Edition

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ISBN 13: 978-0-07338-309-5

Chapter 2 - Section 2.6 - Matrices - Exercises - Page 184: 12

Answer

We use the definition of matrix addition and multiplication. All summations here are from 1 to k . a) (A + B)C =[Σ (aiq + biq)cqj] = [Σ aiqcqj + Σ biqcqj] = AC + BC b) C(A + B) = [Σ ciq(aqj + bqj )] = [Σ ciqaqj + Σ ciqbqj] = CA + CB

Work Step by Step

(a) = ∑(A_ik + B_ik) * C_kj (using matrix addition) = ∑(A_ik * C_kj + B_ik * C_kj) (distributive property) = ∑(A_ik * C_kj) + ∑(B_ik * C_kj) = AC_ij + BC_ij (distributive property and linearity of summation) (b) = ∑C_ik * (A_kj + B_kj) (using matrix addition) = ∑(C_ik * A_kj + C_ik * B_kj) (distributive property) = ∑C_ik * A_kj + ∑C_ik * B_kj = CA_ij + CB_ij (distributive property and linearity of summation)
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