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to transpose
01
to alter the position, arrangement, or sequence of something
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The teacher asked the students to transpose the sentences in logical order.
She transposed the files on her desk to make them easier to reach.
02
to move something from one location, context, or period to another
Exemplos
The story transposes a medieval tale into a modern setting.
He transposed the lesson's examples from the textbook to real-life situations.
03
to shift a musical piece or passage from one key to another
Exemplos
The pianist transposed the sonata from C major to G major.
Singers often transpose songs to fit their vocal range.
04
to move a term from one side of an equation to the other, reversing its sign to maintain equality
Exemplos
In the equation x + 3 = 7, transposing 3 gives x = 7 − 3.
Students learn to transpose terms to solve linear equations.
Transpose
01
a matrix obtained by swapping the rows and columns of another matrix
Exemplos
The transpose of a 2×3 matrix is a 3×2 matrix.
To solve the problem, first compute the transpose of matrix A.
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