Precalculus Pro act 2 1} In multiplying two real numbers, we are familiar with the "Zero-Product Property" from both Intermediate and College Algebra. Recall that this says that if you hate two numbers x and y such that the product xy = o, then either x = u or y = p or they are both zero. This is not true for matrices. In other words, given matrices A and B, A could be a nonzero matrix and El could be a nonzero matrix and you would still obtain AB = D. .1. 5 *Use two different nonzero columns for B. Let A = [1152 ] . Construct a 2 x 2 matrix B such that AB is the zero matrix. *Glearly show your multiplication that gets your zero matrix