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Transformation (Maths)

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Hey guys, I'm facing some problems in Transfromation.
Can anyone tell me the basics of rotation?
And please tell me how to find the Stretch and Scale factors. :)
 
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to find the scale factor for stretch, if A*is the image of A then the scale factor is (distance of A* from the invarient line) divided by the (distance of A from the invarient line)
 
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haha. Atleast it wont come in p2 this year. A 12 mark question on transformations came last year in november!
 
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ibadsiddiqi said:
haha. Atleast it wont come in p2 this year. A 12 mark question on transformations came last year in november!
:cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: i had it done so well..
 
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But it will definetly come in p1!! it always comes in p1 and its usually worth 4 or 5 marks!
 
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first you find the acceleration from 0-20. the deceleration will therefore be half of that. Now the car took 20 seconds to achieve a speed of u m/s. and the acceleration was twice of the deceleration so it would take 40 seconds to get a speed of u/2 and hence 80 seconds to get a speed of u/4. I think 80 seconds is the answer
 
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ibadsiddiqi said:
haha. Atleast it wont come in p2 this year. A 12 mark question on transformations came last year in november!

WHY WON;T IT COME THIS YEAR???
 
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I dont know if it will come or not but i THINK it wont come cuz it already came in the october/november session and transformation questions dont come that often in Paper 2. However they do come often in Paper1
 
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ibadsiddiqi said:
first you find the acceleration from 0-20. the deceleration will therefore be half of that. Now the car took 20 seconds to achieve a speed of u m/s. and the acceleration was twice of the deceleration so it would take 40 seconds to get a speed of u/2 and hence 80 seconds to get a speed of u/4. I think 80 seconds is the answer
the answer's 90 :(
 
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I think i got it. The time taken for the car to come to rest when it starts decelerating is 40 seconds. so the time taken for the car to come to a speed of U/4 is 3/4 x 40. So the time taken for the car to achieve a speed of U/4 is 30 seconds. So the time t is 60 + 30= 90!!! YES I AM A GENIUS.

Did you get it?? I could explain it further if you want me to
 
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