A fourth way to multiply matrices is columns of A times rows of B: AB = (column 1)(row

Chapter 1, Problem 1.4.19

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A fourth way to multiply matrices is columns of A times rows of B: AB = (column 1)(row 1) ++ (column n)(row n) = sum of simple matrices. Give a 2 by 2 example of this important rule for matrix multiplication

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