What do you mean "how many"? Like how many different rotations can you do and it'll be the same or just symmetries in general?
Answer:
Yes, the transformation is a 270° clockwise rotation
Step-by-step explanation:
(-3, 4) ,( -4, 7) and (-2,7) transformed to (-4, - 3), (-7, -4) and (-7, -2).
Rule for 270° clockwise rotation:
(x, y) --> (- y, x)
A transformation that doesn't change the size or shape of an object.
So answer is:
Yes, the transformation is a 270° clockwise rotation
Answer:
I.
A is a 4 x 5 matrix => A: U -> V, dim U = 5, dim V = 4
Null space is exactly two dimensional plane
dim null (A) = 2
II.
Rank A = dim U - dim Null A = 5 - 2 = 3
III.
Number of linearly Independent columns of A is the rank of A = 3
IV.
Yes, The system Ax = b has no solution sometimes as range of A \neq V
V.
Yes,Sometimes Ax = b has a unique solution
VI.
Yes, sometimes Ax = b has infinitely many solutions
Well theoretically speaking you could but that would take a long time and 15 and 30 have a common factor of 5 and 15. So I think for this one you can't since there are two common factors.
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