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Answer 1

@.Sam. @confluxepic

Answer 2

@yolo

Answer 3

@e.mccormick

Answer 4

Well, when you scale things they are larger or smaller, but have the same shape and rotation. So for every point you magnify by say \(n\) you multiply it through the \((x,y)\) coordinates to become \(n(x,y)=(nx,ny)\) .

Answer 5

Which one of those shows only that type of change?

Answer 6

w

Answer 7

Yep.

Answer 8

For reference: x would be a reflection over the line x=3, y is some sort of rotation, and z is just odd.

Answer 9

:) oh