6. What 3 by 3 matrices represent the transformations that (a) project every vector onto the x-y plane? (b) reflect every vector through the x-y plane? (c) rotate the x-y plane through 90°, leaving the z-axis alone? (d) rotate the x-y plane, then x-z, then y-z, through 90°? (e) carry out the same three rotations, but each one through 180°?
6. What 3 by 3 matrices represent the transformations that (a) project every vector onto the x-y plane? (b) reflect every vector through the x-y plane? (c) rotate the x-y plane through 90°, leaving the z-axis alone? (d) rotate the x-y plane, then x-z, then y-z, through 90°? (e) carry out the same three rotations, but each one through 180°?
6. What 3 by 3 matrices represent the transformations that (a) project every vector onto the x-y plane? (b) reflect every vector through the x-y plane? (c) rotate the x-y plane through 90°, leaving the z-axis alone? (d) rotate the x-y plane, then x-z, then y-z, through 90°? (e) carry out the same three rotations, but each one through 180°?
Branch of mathematics concerned with mathematical structures that are closed under operations like addition and scalar multiplication. It is the study of linear combinations, vector spaces, lines and planes, and some mappings that are used to perform linear transformations. Linear algebra also includes vectors, matrices, and linear functions. It has many applications from mathematical physics to modern algebra and coding theory.
Expert Solution
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To find : 3 by 3 matrices represent the transformation that
(a) project every vector onto the x-y plane.
(b) Reflect every vector through the r-y plane.
(c) Rotate the x-y plane through 90°, leaving the z-axis alone.
(d) Rotate the x-y plane, then x-z, then y-2, through 90°.
(e) Carry out the same three rotations, but each one through 180°.