[Solved] If Matrix X is of order A*B and Matrix Y is of order C*D, and B=C then the order of the Matrix X*Y is A*D?

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Q.	If Matrix X is of order AB and Matrix Y is of order CD, and B=C then the order of the Matrix XY is AD?
A.	true
B.	false
Answer» A. true
Explanation: given that b=c, so the two matrix can be recursively multiplied.

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