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Matrix Multiplication: Associativity Property

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This lecture explains a solution for a question related to matrix multiplication, where the product of two square matrices A and B equals zero. The instructor demonstrates how to prove that the product of B and A raised to the power of n is also zero for n greater than or equal to 9, by leveraging the associativity property of matrix multiplication.

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