matrixmath

noun
UK /ˈmeɪtrɪks mæθ/
US /ˈmeɪtrɪks mæθ/

A kind of math that uses grids of numbers to solve problems.

We used matrixmath to figure out how the robot should move.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The math of rows and columns used in computer graphics.

Matrixmath helps video games draw 3D shapes on the screen.

3. A school subject about multiplying and adding number grids.

In matrixmath class, we learned to add two grids together.

4. The set of rules for working with rectangular arrays of numbers.

Matrixmath lets scientists combine data tables quickly.