Let l:ax1+bx2 =c be a line where a^2+b^2 =1.Find the map f: R^2 →R^2 that represents...

Let l:ax1+bx2 =c be a line where a^2+b^2 =1.Find the map f: R^2 →R^2 that represents the reflection about l.

Verify that the transformation f found in Problem 1 is an isometry.

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