Transpose

In the context of matrices, "transpose" refers to flipping a matrix over its diagonal. This means converting all the rows into columns and all the columns into rows. For example, if a matrix has rows of data, after transposing, those same data will be arranged in columns. It’s a way to reorganize data to make calculations or comparisons easier. Transposing is useful in many areas like mathematics, engineering, and computer science, especially when working with data sets, transformations, or solving systems of equations.