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If

A

is

3 \times 4

matrix and

B

is a matrix such that

A^{\prime} B

and

\mathrm{BA}^{\prime}

are both defined. Then

\mathrm{B}

is of the type

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Correct option: A

3 \times 4

Option D (4 x 3) is correct because A' is a 4x3 matrix, and for A'B and BA' to be defined, B must be a 3x4 matrix, making A'B a 4x4 matrix and BA' a 3x3 matrix. However, the question asks for the type of B, and since A'B is defined, B must have 3 rows, and since BA' is defined, B must have 4 columns.

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