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Triangle Rotation and Transformations

The document outlines 10 questions related to computer graphics transformations including: translating, scaling, rotating triangles and matrices; finding visible portions of lines using Cohen-Sutherland clipping; deriving perspective projection matrices; describing a reflection transformation; performing multiple transformations on a point; rotating a rectangular solid; and magnifying a triangle while keeping one point fixed. The questions are divided among three groups to answer specific questions each.

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Triangle Rotation and Transformations

The document outlines 10 questions related to computer graphics transformations including: translating, scaling, rotating triangles and matrices; finding visible portions of lines using Cohen-Sutherland clipping; deriving perspective projection matrices; describing a reflection transformation; performing multiple transformations on a point; rotating a rectangular solid; and magnifying a triangle while keeping one point fixed. The questions are divided among three groups to answer specific questions each.

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CS401 Computer Graphics

ASSIGNMENT 2
ASSIGNMENT QUESTIONS

Group 1: (Roll No 1 to 22 - Qns 1,2,3,5)


Group 2: (Roll No 23 to 44 -Qns 4,5,6,7)
Group 3: (Roll No 45 to 62– Qns 8,9,10,5)
1. Translate the square ABCD whose coordinate are A(0,0), B(3,0),C(3,3)and D(0,3) by 2 units in both directions

and then scale it by 1.5 units in x direction and 0.5 units in y direction.

2. Perform a 45o rotation of triangle A(0,0), B(1,1) , C(5,2)

a. About the origin

b. About the point P(-1,-1).

3. For the given Matrix

2 0 1 0

1 3 0 0

4 0 1 0

0 3 6 1

First apply a rotation of 45o about the y axis followed by a rotation of 45o about x axis.

4. Given a triangle A (20,10) B(80,20) C(50,70). Find the co-ordinates of vertices after each of the following

transformation. (a) Reflection about the line x=y.

(b) Rotation of the triangle ABC about vertex A in clockwise direction for an angle 90 degree.
5. Given a clipping window A (-20,-20), B(40,-20), C(40,30) and D(-20,30). Using Cohen Sutherland line clipping

algorithm, find the visible portion of the line segment joining the points P(-30,20) and Q(60,-10).

6. Derive the transformation matrix for perspective projection with the projection reference point at position Zprp

along the Zv axis and the view plane at Zvp. Write the perspective transformation equations

(i) if the view place is taken to be the uv plane

(ii) (ii) if the projection reference point is taken to be at the viewing co-ordinate origin.

7. Describe the transformation which reflects a 2-D object about a line L which has a y-intercept(0,b) and an angle

of intersection theta degree w.r.t. to the xaxis

8. Perform the following transformations on a point (6, 4).

i) Translate by tx = −2 and ty = 4

ii) then, Scale by sx = 2 and sy = 1

iii) and Rotate by 90 in clockwise direction. Determine the final coordinates

of the transformed point.

9. A rectangular parallelepiped is unit distance on Z-axis, 2 units on X-axis and 3 units on Y-axis. Determine the

new coordinates of the parallelepiped when it is rotated counter clockwise about X-axis by an angle of 45ο

10. Magnify the triangle with vertices A (0,0) B(1,1) and C)5,2) to twice its size while keeping C(5,2) fixed.

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