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What does the capital H mean in isometry?
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What do you mean?
well if it were on a graph of the x,y-axes with Ho or Hp how would that be graphed?
can you post a picture?
I do not see an H anywhere
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All I see is a point P (4,3) coordinates
sorry here is the h part
if you click on the attachment its the equation that goes below the graph
sorry I can't think of anything
that's alright I appreciate your attempt to help :)
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is it on any geometric transformation topic?
what is the topic you are learning this under?
transformations geometry "product transformations"
or isometry
maybe that would help?
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