Select all that are correct. In what follows, A and B are 2 x 2 matrices and X is a 2-dimensional vector. A. It is never true that AB = BA. B. It is sometimes true that the product AB does not make sense. C. It is always true that A(BX) = (AB)X. D. It is sometimes true that AB ? BA
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