Question
The transpose of a square matrix is a?
  1. rectangular matrix
  2. diagonal matrix
  3. square matrix
  4. scaler matrix

Answer

  1. square matrix

Solution:

The transpose of square matrix is a new square matrix whose rows are.

the columns of original. this makes the columns the new square matrix row of the original. Answer is square matrix.

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