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MATHEMATICS · Subjective · GCSE · Mathematics · Geometry and Measures · Geometry and Measures

Problem

Let △XYZ\triangle XYZ have vertices X(1,2)X(1,2), Y(4,2)Y(4,2) and Z(1,5)Z(1,5). Two successive transformations are applied: 1. Rotation RR: (x,y)↦(−y, x)(x,y) \mapsto (-y,\,x). 2. Scaling SS: (x,y)↦(4x, y)(x,y) \mapsto (4x,\,y). (i) Find the coordinates X′,Y′,Z′X',Y',Z' obtained after applying RR to X,Y,ZX,Y,Z. (ii) Calculate the area of △X′Y′Z′\triangle X'Y'Z'. (iii) Apply SS to the points found in part (i) and obtain the coordinates X′′,Y′′,Z′′X'',Y'',Z''. (iv) Determine the area of △X′′Y′′Z′′\triangle X''Y''Z'' and express it as a multiple of the area of the original triangle △XYZ\triangle XYZ.

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