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    This 3 sentence document describes two equations that define a rotation transformation in 2D space. The first equation defines the new x-coordinate (X') as the original x-coordinate (x1) multiplied by the cosine of the rotation angle ω plus the original y-coordinate (y1) multiplied by the sine of ω. The second equation defines the new y-coordinate (Y') as the original y-coordinate multiplied by the cosine of ω minus the original x-coordinate multiplied by the sine of ω.

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    Graphically depicts the elements of a 2D rotation equations around the z-axis.

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    This 3 sentence document describes two equations that define a rotation transformation in 2D space. The first equation defines the new x-coordinate (X') as the original x-coordinate (x1) multiplied by the cosine of the rotation angle ω plus the original y-coordinate (y1) multiplied by the sine of ω. The second equation defines the new y-coordinate (Y') as the original y-coordinate multiplied by the cosine of ω minus the original x-coordinate multiplied by the sine of ω.

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    Geometrical Elements of The Rotation Equations To Transform Coordinates Between Systems

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    This 3 sentence document describes two equations that define a rotation transformation in 2D space. The first equation defines the new x-coordinate (X') as the original x-coordinate (x1) multiplied by the cosine of the rotation angle ω plus the original y-coordinate (y1) multiplied by the sine of ω. The second equation defines the new y-coordinate (Y') as the original y-coordinate multiplied by the cosine of ω minus the original x-coordinate multiplied by the sine of ω.

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    X ′ = 𝑥1 cos 𝜔 + 𝑦1 sin 𝜔 Y ′ = 𝑦1 cos 𝜔 − 𝑥1 sin 𝜔

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