Matrix - Inner Products and Dot Products

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Homework Statement



Consider a matrix A in R^(nxn) . In R^n for vectors x and y, define the product

<x, y> = ((Ax)^t)(Ay).

a) For which choices of A is this an inner product?

b) For which choices of A is <x, y> = x (dot) y (the dot product)?



Homework Equations



For inner products:

a. <x, y> = <y, x>
b. <x + y, z> = <xz> + <yz>
c. <cx, y> = c<x,y>
d. <x, x> is less than 0, for all nonzero x in A


The Attempt at a Solution


<x, y> = ((Ax)^T)(Ay) = Ax . Ay
 
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So, what did you already try to solve the problem?
 
Never mind. I figured it out but thanks anyway.
 
whats the difference between matrix multiplication and a matrix dot product Give examples please
 
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