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Show that AB ≠ BA in each of the following cases

`A=[[-1          1           0],[0          -1           1],[2                  3                4]]`  and  =B `[[1          2            3], [0          1           0],[1        1          0]]`

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Solution

`A=[[-1          1           0],[0          -1           1],[2                  3                4]]` `[[1          2            3], [0          1           0],[1        1          0]]`

`⇒AB=[[-1+0+0             -2+1+0            -3+0+0],[0+0+1               0-1+1                  0+0+0],[2+0+4                   4+3+4            6+0+0]]`

`⇒AB=[[-1           -1           -3],[1                      0                    0],[6                11                    6]]`

Also,

`BA= [[1    2      3],[0       1        0],[1        1        0]]``[[-1        1        0],[0        -1           1],[2           3             4]]`...................(1)

`⇒BA = [[-1+0+6        1-2+9         0+2+12],[0+0+0           0-1+0         0+1+0],[-1+0+0           1-1+0            0+1+0]]`

`⇒BA=[[5         8             14],[0       -1           1],[-1         0          1]]`.......................(2)

∴ AB ≠ BA            From eqs. (1) and (2)  

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