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1 year ago

6. rule (x,y) ---> is the image similar to the original pre-image?

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Artyom0805 [142]1 year ago

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Here, we want to check for the relationship between the image and its pre-image

The pre-image is (x,y)

The image is (3x,3y+5)

As we can see, the pre-image is not similar

This is because the transformation applied to the two values are not same

Thus, we have that;

No, the image is not similar to the pre-image as the translations applied to both coordinates are not same

The pre-image was transformed by dilating the x-coordinate of the pre-image by 3 units while the y-coordinate was transformed by dilating the y-coordinate of the pre-image by 3 and translating it upward by 5 units

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