Multiply

Let's multiply.

Multiplying and Dividing

Multiply it by 5.

How do you multiple matrices?

They are trying to multiply, I think.

How are you going to replicate?

So let's multiply this out.

Let's multiply by another 10.

And we're going to multiply that.

Now we could actually figure out, what's f of 2 3? That's actually a little bit complicated. We don't even have to figure that out, I don't think, to graph.

Let's learn to multiply.

Now, can I multiply this?

So let's multiply these.

And I have to multiply, right?

I could give any number of examples.

Now stop multiplying.

So right here we're not really multiplying seven times four, we're actually multiplying seven times forty.

To multiply this out, or to multiply this out is a huge pain as you know.

We could multiply such examples endlessly.

Now I could multiply this out.

And now let's multiply by another 10.

So let's just multiply this out.

Let's multiply 4 times 2012.

And we can just multiply.

Can I multiply these two matrices?

64 multiplied by 75.

I can multiply those two exponents.

I can do to make this come out with something meaningful.

So we want to multiply (1 5) times 5C and we also want to multiply 15 times (1 5).

As long as you multiply the numerator and the denominator by the same number, you can multiply by anything.

And then you could multiply them.

So now let's learn how to multiply matrices.

We have to multiply by 16.

Let's multiply by 10 four times.

We just have to multiply that.

And now let's multiply everything out.

And then multiply that by 2.

We're going to multiply 23 by 44.

Now, we could just multiply these.

Now let's multiply two times twenty five.

So then I multiply that by three.

They are trying to multiply, I think.

So let's just multiply by the reciprocal.

So let's just multiply these two numbers.