To describe all transformations described in the lesson.
Explanation of Solution
We have discussed translation, dilation, reflection and rotation in the lesion.
Now we shall define them.
Translation: In this transformation image is same that of pre image but the location of image is changed on the graph.
Dilation: In this transformation image is of different size from pre image depending on the scale factor given. But the shape remains the same that of pre image.
Reflection: In this transformation the image is reflection of pre image in the given line (it may be x -axis or y -axis).
Rotation: In this transformation the image is rotated about the given point on the graph usually from origin.
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