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Could you please show me how to set up and calculate the matrices for the following...

Could you please show me how to set up and calculate the matrices for the following problem. They need to be done using matrix multiplication. Could you please explain each of the steps in detail because I am having trouble setting up the matrices. I will leave feedback for you if you provide a quality answer. Thank you.

In a toy shop there are red, blue and yellow marbles for sale.

The toy shop sells Jumbo bags of marbles that have 2 red, 3 blue and 4 yellow marbles.

The toy shop sells Giant bags that have 5 red, 6 blue and 1 yellow marble.

For a current promotion, the toy shop is selling

A Party Box which has 3 jumbo bags and a Giant bag.

A Championship Box with 2 Jumbo bags and 4 Giant bags.

If a person buys 5 Party boxes and 1 Championship box how many red, blue and yellow marbles will they the person have?

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