Chapter 3 Flashcards
32 reflection rules
R(y=0) (x , -y)
R(x=0) (-x , y)
R(y=x) (y , x)
R(y=-x) (-y , -x)
33 translation to reflection theorem
a translation is a composition at reflections across 2 parallel lines
34 rotation to reflection theorem
any rotation can be expressed as a composition of reflections across 2 lines that can intersect at the center of rotation if the angle of rotation is twice the angle between the lines of reflection.
35 the composition of 2 or more rigid motions is a rigid motion
the composition of 2 or more rigid motions is a rigid motion
36 any rigid motion is either a ______,
_____,
_____,
or a _____.
any rigid motion is either a translation, reflection, rotation, or glide reflection
if M is a rigid motion, then:
M=R(l)
M=T<x,y>
M=r(n,P)
M=T<x,y> * R(l)
37 corollary: any rigid motion can be expressed as a composition of reflections
if M is a rigid motion, then:
M=R(l)
M=R(l) * R(m)
M=R(l) * R(m) * R(n)