The product of a matrix with a vector is a linear image. The multiplication is explained if the number of columns of the matrix is equal to the number of elements of the vector. The result is a vector whose number of components equals the number of rows of the matrix. This means that a matrix with 2 rows always maps a vector to a vector with two components.
Input of the matrix elements: a11, a12, ... and the vector elements, v1, v2, ...
Multiplication of the matrix with the vector:
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