In mathematics, a matrix is a rectangular array of numbers, symbols, or expressions, arranged in rows and columns. The plural form is matrices or matrixes
Both plural forms (matrices, matrixes) are ok, but 'matrix' is sing., never plur.
"Indices" is the original Latin nominative plural of "index" (nominative singular), a word taken directly from Latin. Compare: appendix--appendices, matrix--matrices phenomenon--phenomena (Greek), medium--media, bacterium--bacteria. "Indexes" seems to be becoming more acceptable these days.
matrix (MATHEMATICS) noun [C] plural matrices or matrixes SPECIALIZED a group of numbers or other symbols arranged in a rectangle which can be used together as a single unit to solve particular mathematical problems (Cambridge Dictionary) El singular "matriz" es "matrix", el plural "matrices" es "matrixes" o "matrices", tal vez de ahí tu confusión.
Hola, hay alguna diferencia entre "matrices" o "matrixes" como plural de "matrix". ¿Es cuestión de American English o UK English? ¿o los dos son igual de válidos? ¿cuál es más frecuente? Gracias
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