The first matrix represents inventory (how many there are) of four types of objects. The second matrix
is a price matrix. The third matrix is the product of
the first two matrices.
Give an example of real inventory
and real prices for which the
product matrix makes sense.
Describe where you found your prices.
Complete the matrices using your values and explain
the meaning of the product.

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after lydia compare her check register to her bank statement, and the ending balances do not seem to match. then, she must make a bank reconciliation by putting the data all together.

to do this, she need to determine the bank ending balance. after, add the deposits in transit then deduct the outstanding checks. moreover, if the actual checkbook balance does not equal this number, check again for transporting errors by subtracting the balances and add the difference to nine. sometimes, a mathematical error can happen but a bank reconciliation is a great tool to resolve the discrepancies.