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    1) The transformation involves three steps: rotation about an arbitrary point, translation to move the object, and rotation about the origin. 2) As an example, a triangle with vertices A(1,0), B(5,3) is rotated 45 degrees CCW about point A, translated to the origin, then rotated 45 degrees CCW about the origin. 3) The coordinates of the transformed points A'(1.414, 3.142), B'(10.414, 3.142) are calculated using the concatenated transformation matrix.

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    1) The transformation involves three steps: rotation about an arbitrary point, translation to move the object, and rotation about the origin. 2) As an example, a triangle with vertices A(1,0), B(5,3) is rotated 45 degrees CCW about point A, translated to the origin, then rotated 45 degrees CCW about the origin. 3) The coordinates of the transformed points A'(1.414, 3.142), B'(10.414, 3.142) are calculated using the concatenated transformation matrix.

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    1) The transformation involves three steps: rotation about an arbitrary point, translation to move the object, and rotation about the origin. 2) As an example, a triangle with vertices A(1,0), B(5,3) is rotated 45 degrees CCW about point A, translated to the origin, then rotated 45 degrees CCW about the origin. 3) The coordinates of the transformed points A'(1.414, 3.142), B'(10.414, 3.142) are calculated using the concatenated transformation matrix.

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    1) The transformation involves three steps: rotation about an arbitrary point, translation to move the object, and rotation about the origin. 2) As an example, a triangle with vertices A(1,0), B(5,3) is rotated 45 degrees CCW about point A, translated to the origin, then rotated 45 degrees CCW about the origin. 3) The coordinates of the transformed points A'(1.414, 3.142), B'(10.414, 3.142) are calculated using the concatenated transformation matrix.

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