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8. Suppose that A is a nxm matrix B is a pxq matrix, C is a r X s. Assume that the matrix B2A + BC is well defined. Which of the following is true? A) n = m = p =q=r=s. B) n = m = p = s and q = r. (C) p = q = n=r and m = s D) q = p = m = r = s. E) None of the above.

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