PLEASE USE LABVIEW AND NOT MATLAB. THANK YOU

the question doesnt give us a specific matrix to use. we can create our own

Construct a "universal VI" that performs matrix multiplication for two input Matrices A and B. The Matrix A is n x m matrix, and the matrix B is an m xp matrix. The resulting matrix C is an n xp matrix, where C=AB. Double check your math by comparing your calculation using arrays with FOR loops and math functions with the results of AxB.vi found in the Mathematics>>Linear Algebra palette. Construct a "universal VI" that performs matrix multiplication for two input Matrices A and B. The Matrix A is n x m matrix, and the matrix B is an m xp matrix. The resulting matrix C is an n xp matrix, where C=AB. Double check your math by comparing your calculation using arrays with FOR loops and math functions with the results of AxB.vi found in the Mathematics>>Linear Algebra palette