Please complete both attached questions. When the affine transformation x' = Ax + b is performed on an object, the size or shape of theobject may be altered.area of imageIn this Investigation we will explore the relationship between the ratioand | det A.area of objectWe will do this by considering transformations of the unit square OABC with vertices O(0, 0),А(1, 0), В(1, 1), and C(0, 1).What to do:1 The basic transformations we have studied are written in the form x' = Ax + b as:Translation throughA =b =cos e - sin 0cos eRotation about O through 0A =b =sin 0cos 2asin 20Reflection in y = (tan a)xA =b =sin 2a- cos 2a(5 ?).k 00 1(8)Horizontal stretch with scale factor kA =b =Vertical stretch with scale factor kA =b =0 k(8 )(8)Enlargement with scale factor kkA =b =0 ka For each transformation, decide whether it will change the size of an object. If it will, findarea of imagearea of objectthe ratiob Find det A for each transformation matrix. Comment on your answers.2 For each transformation matrix A below:i Apply the transformation x' = Ax to the unit square OABC.ii Illustrate OABC and its image O'A'B'C'.iii Calculate det A.area of O'A'B'C'iv Calculatearea of OABC(: 1)^ - (: :)1a A =b A=CA =d A =-2

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1 The basic transformations we have studied are written in the form x' = Ax + b as: () (6 ?). »- ;) (3) 1 Translation through A b 0 1 cos 0 - sin 0 Cos 0 Rotation about O through 0 A = b sin 0 cos 2a sin 20 - cos 2a sin 20 Reflection in y = (tan a)r A b k 0 Horizontal stretch with scale factor k A 0 1 (6 2). (8) 1 0 Vertical stretch with scale factor k k 0 0 k Enlargement with scale factor k A = b = a For each transformation, decide whether it will change the size of an object. If it will, find area of image the ratio area of object b Find det A for each transformation matrix. Comment on your answers.

1 The basic transformations we have studied are written in the form x' = Ax + b as: () (6 ?). »- ;) (3) 1 Translation through A b 0 1 cos 0 - sin 0 Cos 0 Rotation about O through 0 A = b sin 0 cos 2a sin 20 - cos 2a sin 20 Reflection in y = (tan a)r A b k 0 Horizontal stretch with scale factor k A 0 1 (6 2). (8) 1 0 Vertical stretch with scale factor k k 0 0 k Enlargement with scale factor k A = b = a For each transformation, decide whether it will change the size of an object. If it will, find area of image the ratio area of object b Find det A for each transformation matrix. Comment on your answers.

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