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Latest revision as of 16:31, 22 October 2010
HW2, Chapter 1 problem 13, Discussion, MA453, Prof. Walther
Problem Statement:
Can somebody please write the problem statement?
If you name the vertices of the four rectangles A, B, C, and D.
The rectangle would appear thus:
The rectangle would have four transformations:
Rotation of 0º (or 360º) : $ R_{0} $
Rotation of 180º: $ R_{180} $
Flip About a Horizontal Axis: $ H $
Flip About a Vertical Axis: $ V $
From this, the Cayley table can easily be constructed.
