- Yes, you need to check whether transformation preserves distances. Meaning, -3 to 1 --> distance is 4, and -2 to 2 --> distance is again 4.
- Since $f$ is an isometry and $f(2)=9$ (you can pick either), we can conclude that the line shifts by 7 units, $f(x)=x+7$. Therefore, $f(0.5)=7.5$
Megan O.
asked 06/24/15Isometry Help!
I need some help with these isometry problems.
Is there an isometry $f$ of the line so that $f(-3)=-2$ and $f(1)=2$?
{ 2.} $f$ is an isometry of the line so that $f(-3)=4$ and $f(2)=9$. Find $f(0.5)$
{ 2.} $f$ is an isometry of the line so that $f(-3)=4$ and $f(2)=9$. Find $f(0.5)$
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