Let's create a matrix that reflects around a line that is perpendicular to the vector n = [0.375, 0.927] in 2D. For this transformation, can this vector n also be n-hat? O Yes, since n is a unit vector No, since n is not a unit vector No, since n-hat needs to be in the diection of the line and not perpendicular No, since it is impossible to do reflection around this line in 2D.

Let's create a matrix that reflects around a line that is perpendicular to the vector n = [0.375, 0.927] in 2D. For this transformation, can this vector n also be n-hat? O Yes, since n is a unit vector No, since n is not a unit vector No, since n-hat needs to be in the diection of the line and not perpendicular No, since it is impossible to do reflection around this line in 2D.

Algebra and Trigonometry (6th Edition)

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Author:Robert F. Blitzer

Publisher:Robert F. Blitzer

ChapterP: Prerequisites: Fundamental Concepts Of Algebra

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