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Stretch and Shear

The document outlines various geometric transformations, specifically stretching and shearing, applied to triangles and rectangles. It includes instructions for stretching triangles A, B, J, D, F, H, and L, as well as describing shear transformations for rectangles E, G, I, M, and mapping transformations for other triangles. Each transformation is defined by a scale factor and an invariant line.

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Stretch and Shear

The document outlines various geometric transformations, specifically stretching and shearing, applied to triangles and rectangles. It includes instructions for stretching triangles A, B, J, D, F, H, and L, as well as describing shear transformations for rectangles E, G, I, M, and mapping transformations for other triangles. Each transformation is defined by a scale factor and an invariant line.

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Stretching

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1. Stretch the triangle A by the scale factor 3, invariant line y = 1

2. Stretch the triangle B , by the scale factor 3, invariant line x = 8

3. Stretch the triangle J, by the scale factor -3, invariant line x-axis.

4. Describe fully the single transformation which maps the triangle D onto E.

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5. Describe fully the single transformation which maps the triangle F onto G.

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6. Describe fully the single transformation which maps the triangle H onto I.

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7. Describe fully the single transformation which maps the triangle L onto K.

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Shear
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1. The single transformation which map rectangle E onto F is a shear parallel to x-axis, with the

shear factor -2 by the invariant line y = 5. Draw the rectangle F.

2. The single transformation which map triangle G onto H is a shear parallel to x-axis, with the

shear factor 2 by the invariant line y = -7. Draw the triangle H.

[Link] single transformation which map triangle I onto J is a shear parallel to x-axis, with the

shear factor 2 by the fixed line y = -10. Draw the triangle J.

4. The single transformation which map triangle M onto N is a shear parallel to y-axis, with the

shear factor 2 by the fixed line x = 1. Draw the triangle N.

5. Describe fully the single transformation which maps the triangle A onto B.

6. Describe fully the single transformation which maps the triangle C onto D.

7. Describe fully the single transformation which maps the triangle K onto L.

[Link] fully the single transformation which maps the triangle P onto Q.

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