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Matrices are used in most scientific fields. They are usually used to represent and manipulate a number of measures simultaneously.


For example, they are used to represent and solve systems of simultaneous equations. In basic mechanics could represent the coordinates of the location of particles or specific locations on a rigid body. Joint probability distributions - for n variables - are represented, using matrices, as surfaces in n+1 dimensional space.


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