o the following transformations on the rectangle shown in figure below in sequence. i) Shear the rectangle about y axis by sh, =2. Using Shear Matrix and Equation ii) After Change the position of the rectangle by a vector(2,3). ii1) Perform operation i) and ii) for the rectangle by finding its Composite Matrix. Y axic

o the following transformations on the rectangle shown in figure below in sequence. i) Shear the rectangle about y axis by sh, =2. Using Shear Matrix and Equation ii) After Change the position of the rectangle by a vector(2,3). ii1) Perform operation i) and ii) for the rectangle by finding its Composite Matrix. Y axic

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