Rigid transformation is the process required when either the dimensions, orientation, or size of a given figure is to be changed as required. The required answer to the question is attached to this answer.
Rigid transformation is the process required when either the dimensions, orientation, or size of a given figure is to be changed as required. The types of transformation include; translation, rotation, dilation, and reflection.
- Reflection: This is a form of transformation that requires the flipping of a given shape about a given line or point of reference.
- Translation: This method of transformation involves moving all points of a given shape in the same unit and direct.
- Rotation: This is a method that requires the turning of a given shape about a point.
- Dilation: This method of transformation requires either increasing or decreasing the size of a given figure.
a. Move figure A 4 units in the right-hand direction so as to map
P into [tex]P^{I}[/tex].
b. Rotate figure A at an angle of [tex]60^{o}[/tex] about point P in a counterclockwise direction.
c. Flip figure P across the line l to have the appropriate image.
Thus the methods of transformation required in the question are herewith attached to this answer for more clarifications.
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