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    MATLAB Code:: All All X 'x1 ' 'Y1 ' 'x2 ' 'Y2 '

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    This MATLAB code takes in user inputs to define two points, and allows the user to apply a sequence of rotation, translation, and scaling transformations to plot the transformed points. It first defines the initial points, gets the transformation parameters from the user, and plots the initial line between the points. It then sets up transformation matrices for rotation, translation, and scaling. Based on the transformation sequence entered by the user, it applies the appropriate sequence of transformations to the initial points and plots the transformed line.

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    MATLAB Code:: All All X 'x1 ' 'Y1 ' 'x2 ' 'Y2 '

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    This MATLAB code takes in user inputs to define two points, and allows the user to apply a sequence of rotation, translation, and scaling transformations to plot the transformed points. It first defines the initial points, gets the transformation parameters from the user, and plots the initial line between the points. It then sets up transformation matrices for rotation, translation, and scaling. Based on the transformation sequence entered by the user, it applies the appropriate sequence of transformations to the initial points and plots the transformed line.

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    This MATLAB code takes in user inputs to define two points, and allows the user to apply a sequence of rotation, translation, and scaling transformations to plot the transformed points. It first defines the initial points, gets the transformation parameters from the user, and plots the initial line between the points. It then sets up transformation matrices for rotation, translation, and scaling. Based on the transformation sequence entered by the user, it applies the appropriate sequence of transformations to the initial points and plots the transformed line.

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    MATLAB Code:: All All X 'x1 ' 'Y1 ' 'x2 ' 'Y2 '

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    This MATLAB code takes in user inputs to define two points, and allows the user to apply a sequence of rotation, translation, and scaling transformations to plot the transformed points. It first defines the initial points, gets the transformation parameters from the user, and plots the initial line between the points. It then sets up transformation matrices for rotation, translation, and scaling. Based on the transformation sequence entered by the user, it applies the appropriate sequence of transformations to the initial points and plots the transformed line.

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    MATLAB code:

    clc
    close all
    clear all
    syms x
    x1=input('x1=');
    y1=input('y1=');
    x2=input('x2=');
    y2=input('y2=');
    x=linspace(x1,x2);
    o=[x1;y1;1];
    j=[x2;y2;1];
    a=input('angle of rotation=');
    a=a*(3.14159/180);
    tx=input('tx=');
    ty=input('ty=');
    sx=input('sx=');
    sy=input('sy=');
    fprintf('1.Rotation 2.Translation 3.Scaling\n')
    seq= input('Enter sequence number row matrix=');
    m=(y2-y1)/(x2-x1);
    c=subs(y1-(m*x1));
    y= m*x+c;
    plot (x,y)
    grid on
    hold on
    %%
    syms X
    b=[cos(a) -sin(a) 0; sin(a) cos(a) 0; 0 0 1];
    g=[1 0 tx;0 1 ty;0 0 1];
    sc=[sx 0 0;0 sy 0;0 0 1];
    if seq==[1 2 3]
    sol1=((sc*g)*b)*o;
    sol2=((sc*g)*b)*j;
    elseif seq==[1 3 2]
    sol1=((g*sc)*b)*o;
    sol2=((g*sc)*b)*j;
    elseif seq==[3 1 2]
    sol1=((g*b)*sc)*o;
    sol2=((g*b)*sc)*j;
    elseif seq==[2 1 3]
    sol1=((sc*b)*g)*o;
    sol2=((sc*b)*g)*j;
    elseif seq==[2 3 1]
    sol1=((b*sc)*g)*o;
    sol2=((b*sc)*g)*j;
    elseif seq==[3 2 1]
    sol1=((b*g)*sc)*o;
    sol2=((b*g)*sc)*j;
    end
    %%
    X1=sol1(1,1);
    Y1=sol1(2,1);
    X2=sol2(1,1);
    Y2=sol2(2,1);
    X=linspace(X1,X2);
    M=(Y2-Y1)/(X2-X1);
    C=(Y1-(M*X1));
    Y=M*X+C;
    plot(X,Y)
    grid on
    hold on

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