Jan 17, 2021
Here A and B are not real vectors. They are partitioned matrices. A is a partitioned matrix with just one row and each element of A is a column vector itself. B is a partitioned matrix with just one column and each element of B is a row vector. So we can think of A as a row vector and B as a column vector and when we multiply them, we can simply use the same rule that applies to vector multiplication.