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ALG2.237 Interpreting Matrix Products as Compositions (Extension) Worksheet

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ALG2.237 Interpreting Matrix Products as Compositions (Extension) - Select the correct interpretation of AB as applying one linear transformation after another and connect multiplication order to transformation order. (Course extension)

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Algebra II

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery

Let A = [[2,0],[0,1]] stretch x-coordinates by 2, and let B = [[0,-1],[1,0]] rotate 90 degrees counterclockwise. Which explanation correctly connects AB to transformation order?

AAB does the two transformations in no particular order because both are 2 by 2.

BAB means add the stretch matrix and rotation matrix before transforming v.

CAB rotates first by B and then stretches x by A, because ABv = A(Bv).

DAB stretches x first by A and then rotates by B, because A is written first.

Solution & Explanation:The right-hand matrix acts first. In ABv = A(Bv), B rotates the vector first, and A stretches the x-coordinate of the rotated result.

Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery

A teacher computes C = AB before applying the transformation to 30 different column vectors. Which statement is true about this shortcut?

AIt changes the order so A is applied first to each vector.

BIt is efficient and still represents applying B first and then A to each vector.

CIt is invalid because a product matrix cannot represent a composition.

DIt means the vectors are multiplied on the left.

Solution & Explanation:Precomputing C = AB can save repeated multiplication, but the composition is unchanged: Cv = ABv = A(Bv), so B acts first and A second.

Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery

A planned visual shows an original vector on a coordinate grid, a first arrow labeled B to an intermediate vector, and a second arrow labeled A to a final vector. Which caption correctly matches the visual to the product AB?

AThe diagram cannot represent a matrix product.

BThe diagram shows BA because B acts first and A acts second.

CThe diagram shows AB because A acts first and B acts second.

DThe diagram shows AB because B acts first and A acts second.

Solution & Explanation:A visual with B on the first arrow and A on the second arrow represents A(Bv), which is (AB)v.

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This worksheet is designed specifically for Algebra II Math students. It aligns with educational standard ALG2.237 (No external standard code was listed in the curriculum source for this skill. Skill statement in this prompt cell: Select the correct interpretation of AB as applying one linear transformation after another and connect multiplication order to transformation order. (Course extension) Use the skill code ALG2.237 and this prompt-provided wording as the supporting standard description for this workflow.).