Subject Code: Computer Graphics 1) A polygon object with coordinates A (2, 3)B(3,4)C(4,5) is transformed below....

Subject Code: Computer Graphics

1) A polygon object with coordinates A (2, 3)B(3,4)C(4,5) is transformed below. Determine new coordinates:

a) Object is moved 2 units in X direction and 3 units in Y direction and then scale object by 1 unit in X direction and 2units in Y direction

b) Object is rotated at an angle 45degree anti-clockwise about point A

Expert Solution

b)

venereology answered 2 years ago

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