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if i have a matrix A, and i want to find it's transpose on MATLAB i.e. i want to find A^T but how do i do that on matlab...what command do i type in?
To find the transpose of a matrix in Matlab, use the apostrophe symbol (') after the matrix name or use the transpose() function. For example, if your matrix is called A, you can find the transpose by typing A' or transpose(A).
Yes, Matlab allows you to find the transpose of a non-square matrix. The resulting transpose will have the number of rows and columns switched.
No, both methods will result in the same transpose matrix. It is a matter of personal preference which method you use.
In Matlab, you can use the size() function to check the dimensions of your matrix. The transpose of a matrix will have the number of rows and columns switched, so your original matrix should have the same number of rows and columns as the transpose.
Yes, Matlab allows you to find the transpose of a matrix with complex numbers. The transpose will simply switch the rows and columns of the complex numbers in the matrix.