Telegram Group πŸ”₯πŸ”₯πŸ”₯ Get answers in minutes
Questions answered : 48 /50
Guy
Guy
Guy
Guy
Guy
+ 4981 more
Ask on Telegram
Verified Answer verified

If A, B and C matrices are of same order and (a + b) + C = A + (b + c), this law is known as

πŸ—“ Feb 14, 2025

Answer is "associative law"

Comments and Discussions

You don't need to login to post your comment

whatsapp facebook twitter linkedin telegram
Comments:
30
Views:
60k
Likes:
120k
277 votes
Kimberly 🌐 India
Thank you so much for the answer
Was this answer helpful?
161 votes
Sierra 🌐 India
hmm, where is the explanation
Was this answer helpful?

Was your question answered?

Want to get famous? πŸ“Έ

Answer question and get 🀩 high-lighted on our homepage.

People Also Viewed

Decimal representation are neither terminating nor repeating in blocks for (1)
A set with no element in it is known as (1)
We can subtract two matrices A and B if their (1)
We can add two matrices having real numbers A and B if their (1)
If A and B matrices are of same order and a + b = B + A, this law is known as (1)
Vertically arranged elements in a matrix are called (1)
If A, B and C matrices are of same order and (a + b) + C = A + (b + c), this law is known as (1)
Law which does not hold in multiplication of matrices is known as (1)
If sum of two matrices A and B is zero matrix, then A and B are said to be (1)
In matrices, columns are denoted by (1)
In matrices (AB)-1 equals to (1)
Pointing to a gentleman, Deepak said, β€œHis only brother is the father of my daughter father”, How is... (1)
Which is the main ingredient in cement (1)
solve: 0.001210*0.00011 (1)
Just Automated Logo

Β© 2017-2022 Foxoyoβ„’
All rights reserved.

Facebook Connect with us