Consider the following statements regarding 2D transforms in computer graphics: 1 0 [ ] 2 × 2
S1 : is a matrix that reflects 0 −1 2D X (mirrors) only point about the -axis. 2 × 2 2D
S2 : A matrix which mirrors any point X about the -axis, is a rotation matrix. What can you say about the statements S1 and S2?
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Correct answer: B. Only S1 is true
Explanation
[1 0; 0 −1] reflects about the x-axis. A reflection has determinant −1, while every rotation has +1, so no reflection matrix is a rotation.
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