Consider a composite transformation, a translation to left/down followed by rotation, answer the following RADIA UNIVERSITY 1. Find a single 3*3 matrix that can implement them. 2. Find the equation formula based on matrix in step 1 3. Apply any one matrix or equation) to the object points (3.2), (8.2), (8,3), (5.3) (5.6) (3,6) with translation factor = (-2,-2), rotation by angle -45, then discuss the results.

Consider a composite transformation, a translation to left/down followed by rotation, answer the following RADIA UNIVERSITY 1. Find a single 3*3 matrix that can implement them. 2. Find the equation formula based on matrix in step 1 3. Apply any one matrix or equation) to the object points (3.2), (8.2), (8,3), (5.3) (5.6) (3,6) with translation factor = (-2,-2), rotation by angle -45, then discuss the results.

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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