What is the difference between a matrix of order (m,n) and a matrix of order (n,m)? A matrix of order (m,n) has m rows and n columns, while a matr...
What is the difference between a matrix of order (m,n) and a matrix of order (n,m)?
A matrix of order (m,n) has m rows and n columns, while a matrix of order (n,m) has n rows and m columns.
A matrix of order (m,n) has n rows and m columns, while a matrix of order (n,m) has m rows and n columns.
There is no difference between a matrix of order (m,n) and a matrix of order (n,m).
a) Only the first statement is correct.
b) Only the second statement is correct.
c) Only the third statement is correct.
d) Both the first and second statements are correct.
e) Both the first and third statements are correct.
A matrix of order (m,n) has m rows and n columns, while a matrix of order (n,m) has n rows and m columns.
A matrix of order (m,n) has n rows and m columns, while a matrix of order (n,m) has m rows and n columns.
There is no difference between a matrix of order (m,n) and a matrix of order (n,m).
a) Only the first statement is correct.
b) Only the second statement is correct.
c) Only the third statement is correct.
d) Both the first and second statements are correct.
e) Both the first and third statements are correct.
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A diferença entre uma matriz de ordem (m,n) e uma matriz de ordem (n,m) é que a primeira tem m linhas e n colunas, enquanto a segunda tem n linhas e m colunas. Portanto, a alternativa correta é a letra B: "A matriz de ordem (m,n) tem n linhas e m colunas, enquanto a matriz de ordem (n,m) tem m linhas e n colunas".
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