Cameron R. answered 04/12/15
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I am assuming matrix A is 2x2, matrix B is 2x3 and matrix C is 2x2.
If this is the case then A -2B cannot be formed because they are not the same size.
3A + C is found by first using scalar multiplication on A and then adding corresponding elements.
3A =[3*1 3*-2] =[3 -6]
[3*-4 3*0] [-12 0]
3A+C = [3+(-1) -6+(-1)]
[-12+0 0+(-2)]
Finally 3A+C =[2 -7]
[-12 -2]
AC = [(-1)(1)+(-2)(0) (1)(-1)+(-2)(-2)] = [-1 3]
[(-4)(-1)+(0)(0) (-4)(-1)+(0)(-2)] [4 4]