Construct matrices
Provide row and column dimensions followed by matrix values using the documented matrix(...) syntax.
Foundational matrix and vector tools in SumWise 2.4
Construct matrices and vectors, inspect formatted results, and apply supported foundational operations in the same focused Windows workspace as scientific calculation, statistics, graphing, and units.
SumWise 2.4 • Windows • $24.99 once afterward • No subscription
Matrix workflows
SumWise supports explicit matrix construction and formatted matrix results alongside a focused set of matrix operations.
Provide row and column dimensions followed by matrix values using the documented matrix(...) syntax.
Exchange rows and columns for a supported matrix value with transpose(...).
Evaluate the determinant of a supported square matrix and keep the result in the calculation workspace.
Vector workflows
Construct vectors, calculate vector length, and reuse vector values with supported statistics, correlation, and regression functions.
vector(...)length(...)Examples to try
These examples exercise documented matrix construction, transpose, determinant, vector construction, and vector length.
matrix(2, 2, 1, 2, 3, 4)
transpose(matrix(2, 3, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6))
determinant(matrix(2, 2, 1, 2, 3, 4))
vector(1, 2, 3, 4)
length(vector(1, 2, 3, 4))
A broader Windows math workspace
Practice matrix and vector syntax alongside scientific calculations and supported statistics.
Show matrix structure, transpose, determinants, and vector length with visible inputs and results.
Perform quick foundational matrix or vector checks without leaving the desktop math workspace.
Reuse vectors in supported descriptive-statistics, correlation, regression, and scatter-plot workflows.
Honest scope
Related SumWise tools
SumWise 2.4 for Windows
Use every feature free for seven days. Continue afterward for $24.99 once with no subscription.
Try SumWise free for 7 daysQuestions
Yes. The documented matrix syntax supplies dimensions and values, and SumWise displays a formatted matrix result.
Yes, for supported square matrices. SumWise also supports matrix transpose and other documented foundational operations.
You can construct vectors, calculate their length, assign them to variables, and use them with supported statistics and regression functions.
No. It provides a practical supported set of foundational matrix and vector operations inside a broader Windows calculator.