Describe inverse reflection, Mechanical Engineering

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Describe the following :-

a. Illustrate what do you mean by CAD/ CAM

b. Discuss the storage device used in computer.

c. What is computer graphics? State general application of computer graphics.

d. Illustrate translation for two dimensional geometric transformations using homogenous coordinates.

e. Illustrate rotation for two dimensional geometric transformations.

f. Illustrate shear for two dimensional geometric transformations.

g. Describe inverse reflection for two dimensional geometric transformations using homogenous coordinates


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