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'''Command Syntax'''
 
'''Command Syntax'''
  
''matrix''^^T^^
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''matrix''<sup>T</sup>
  
 
'''Menu Location'''
 
'''Menu Location'''
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# MATRX (on the 83) or 2nd MATRX (83+ or higher) to access the Matrix menu.
 
# MATRX (on the 83) or 2nd MATRX (83+ or higher) to access the Matrix menu.
 
# LEFT to access the MATH submenu
 
# LEFT to access the MATH submenu
# 2 to select ^^T^^, or use arrows
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# 2 to select <sup>T</sup>, or use arrows
  
 
'''Calculator Compatibility'''
 
'''Calculator Compatibility'''
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The ^^T^^ command is used to calculate the transpose of a matrix: it flips a matrix along its main diagonal. This means that the (i,j)th element becomes the (j,i)th element, and vice versa. As a result, the transpose of an M by N matrix is an N by M matrix.
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The <sup>T</sup> command is used to calculate the transpose of a matrix: it flips a matrix along its main diagonal. This means that the (i,j)th element becomes the (j,i)th element, and vice versa. As a result, the transpose of an M by N matrix is an N by M matrix.
  
 
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<span style="color:transparent;"}}............[[/span> [[1 2 3]
 
<span style="color:transparent;"}}............[[/span> [[1 2 3]
 
<span style="color:transparent;">.............</span> [4 5 6]{$br}
 
<span style="color:transparent;">.............</span> [4 5 6]{$br}
Ans^^T^^
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Ans<sup>T</sup>
 
<span style="color:transparent;">............</span> [[1 4]
 
<span style="color:transparent;">............</span> [[1 4]
 
<span style="color:transparent;">.............</span> [2 5]
 
<span style="color:transparent;">.............</span> [2 5]
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= Advanced Uses =
 
= Advanced Uses =
  
In addition to its many uses in linear algebra, the ^^T^^ operation is useful to programmers: with operations such as [[TI-BASIC:Matr_List|Matr►list(]] and [[TI-BASIC:Augment|augment(]], which normally deal with columns, ^^T^^ allows you to use rows instead. See the "Related Commands" section for the commands that this is useful for.
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In addition to its many uses in linear algebra, the <sup>T</sup> operation is useful to programmers: with operations such as [[TI-BASIC:Matr_List|Matr►list(]] and [[TI-BASIC:Augment|augment(]], which normally deal with columns, <sup>T</sup> allows you to use rows instead. See the "Related Commands" section for the commands that this is useful for.
  
 
= Related Commands =
 
= Related Commands =

Revision as of 22:25, 24 February 2016

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Command Summary

This command calculates the transpose of a matrix.

Command Syntax

matrixT

Menu Location

Press:

  1. MATRX (on the 83) or 2nd MATRX (83+ or higher) to access the Matrix menu.
  2. LEFT to access the MATH submenu
  3. 2 to select T, or use arrows

Calculator Compatibility

TI-83/84/+/SE

Token Size

1 byte

The T command is used to calculate the transpose of a matrix: it flips a matrix along its main diagonal. This means that the (i,j)th element becomes the (j,i)th element, and vice versa. As a result, the transpose of an M by N matrix is an N by M matrix.

{{Template:TI-BASIC:Prgm-code |code= [[1,2,3][4,5,6]{$br} [[1 2 3] ............. [4 5 6]{$br} AnsT ............ [[1 4] ............. [2 5] ............. [3 6]{$br} |br=] ]]

Advanced Uses

In addition to its many uses in linear algebra, the T operation is useful to programmers: with operations such as Matr►list( and augment(, which normally deal with columns, T allows you to use rows instead. See the "Related Commands" section for the commands that this is useful for.

Related Commands