Solve the problem.Three different high schools plan to order the same three text books. School A plans to order 90 of book 1, 20 of book 2, 80 of book 3. School B plans to order 60 of book 1, 20 of book 2, 20 of book 3. School C plans to order 80 of book 1, 100 of book 2, 70 of book 3. The cost of book 1 is $15 per copy, the cost of book 2 is $20 per copy, and the cost of book 3 is $25 per copy. What matrix product displays the cost to each school of buying the textbooks? Display the two matrices which must be multiplied and their product. 

A.   = 
B.   =   
C.   =  
D.   = 


Answer: A

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