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3 years ago

(-2,3) and slope m =9

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AlladinOne [14]3 years ago

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3 years ago

Alex had $750,000 he lost 80% how many dollars did he lose

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3 years ago

Does the order in which the two transformations in a composite transformation affect the final

kap26 [50]

The order in which the two transformations in a composite transformation affect the final answer

<h3>How to determine the composite transformation?</h3>

To determine if order matters or not, I will use the following example and illustration.

Let the coordinate of point A be:

A = (2, 5)

Perform the following transformations:

Translate by (x, y + 1)
Dilate by a scale factor of 2

First order: Translation before dilation

The translation by (x, y + 1) would give:

A' = (2, 5 + 1)

A' = (2,6)

The dilation by a scale factor of 2 would give

A" = 2 * (2,6)

A" = (4,12)

Second order: Dilation before translation

The dilation by a scale factor of 2 would give

A' = 2 * (2,5)

A' = (4,10)

The translation by (x, y + 1) would give:

A'' = (4, 10 + 1)

A'' = (4,11)

See that the final coordinates in both orders are not the same.

Hence, the order in which the two transformations in a composite transformation affect the final answer