Earlier this week I posted a matrix multiplication worksheet on Mastodon. If you do some of these, you might spot what’s funny about them. For example. \[ \Large \begin{bmatrix}\color{navy}{4} & \color{navy}{8}\\\color{navy}{2} & \color{navy}{3}\end{bmatrix} \begin{bmatrix}\underline{\color{blue}{8}} & \underline{\color{blue}{8}}\\\underline{\color{blue}{2}} & \underline{\color{blue}{7}}\end{bmatrix} = \begin{bmatrix}\color{navy}{4}\underline{\color{blue}{8}} & \color{navy}{8}\underline{\color{blue}{8}}\\\color{navy}{2}\underline{\color{blue}{2}} & \color{navy}{3}\underline{\color{blue}{7}}\end{bmatrix} \] That is, the answer to each question can be made…