Transfomation using X and Y co-odrinate points
I(0,2) , Z(1,5) , K(-4,3) → I'(2,1) , Z'(3,4) , K'(-1,2)
What is a transformation ?
Transformations of co-ordinates can be calculated by taking reference from the original figure to the transformed figure by adding or subtrating the point values depending upon where they have transformed in X and Y co-ordinate.
In the given figure there are 3 points I , Z , K and they have been transformed to I' , Z' , K' each point having X and Y co-ordinate values.
- I has moved 2 units right so +2 and 1 unit down so -1
- Z has moved 2 units right so +2 and 1 unit down so -1
- K has moved 3 units right so +3 and 1 unit down so -1
I(0,2) , Z(1,5) , K(-4,3) → I'(2,1) , Z'(3,4) , K'(-1,2)
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