16B Transpose of a Matrix (interesting Geometric Intuition that textbooks miss)

The concepts on videos are applicable for all students with the relevant syllabus but the focus is going to be on First Year Diploma Engineering Maths MSBTE 22103 Sem 1 from an exam stand point of view
Started this new series - clearmypaper for 1st year Diploma students. Focus now is for BTE Maharashtra. Paper code is 22103. However the concepts and explainations can be useful for any student studying this topic, esp all the diploma polytechnic students from other states

The content will comprise of
1. History of the topic (Just for fun. Can be skipped)
2. Concepts and Intuitive way of thinking abt a concept
3. Exam Questions solved from last 4 question papers. Hints to identify a problem and able to start solving it
4. Overall Syllabus and studycum Scoring Strategy.. Easy ways to clear the paper and and move on

Enjoy and Good Luck

clearmypaper team

[APaleDot]

This video is misleading. Transpose is not inverse. Only orthogonal matrices become their inverse when you transpose them. For instance, rotation matrices are orthogonal and that is why the rotation reverses, but the scaling does not reverse.

[mustafizurrahman]

I have been mesmerized by such awfully beautiful explanation. ❤

[sparx]

Great illustration with superb example

[nagadevisanthanakrishnan]

I have a doubt, here diagonal is origin and so there is no confusion.But the diagonal is non zero elements means how it works...can you tell it to me