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A has order 3×n and B has order m×5. Assuming C=5A+3B is defined, what is the order of C?
✅ Step-by-Step Solution
Final Answer: Option (B): 3×5
- Addition requires equal orders, hence n=5 and m=3. Thus both matrices and C have order 3×5; it does not require m=n.
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