Thank you for taking the effort to explain this to me. I am a software developer. For one of my project I am getting a transformation matrix so I came across your video to refresh my knowledge.
mam your explanation is the best explain in the universe... mam i thought uh forget one another topics in this session that is reflection ... i regard uh please upload that topic in soon im waiting .. if that is already uploaded anyone give me that link in reply description ... lots of supports from nepal mam.. thank uh...
I didn't understand this very starting point. Initial coordinates of point = (x,y) Final coordinates of point = (x', y') Displacement = t Now t = sqrt[(x'-x)^2 + (y'-y)^2] Let translation in x direction = X = x'-x Let translation in y direction = Y = y'-y Therefore t = sqrt(X^2 + Y^2) Here is only 1 equation but 2 unknowns. Now how you get translation in x direction = tx and translation in y direction = ty ?? Apart from this I understand everything Thanks a lot
i am naval officer doing master degree can you please explain me what is midpoint transformation,transformation of parellel line, transformation of intersecting line.
I am confused with the SCALING that how changing the coordinates of the circle will change the size of the circle. circle(x-axis=100,y-axis=100,radius=50) and we have sx=2,sy=2 so it will give us circle(100*2,100*2,50). only the coordinates changed not the size.
Mam. can U please elaborate your point. I mean how by changing the coordinates of the circle will increase the size of the circle. then in translation also the size should get change because we are changing the coordinates?
