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Multiplying all coordinates by 3 is which kind of map?
AA rigid rotation of the plane
BAn affine, non-Euclidean map
CA glide reflection of the plane
DA Euclidean isometry of plane
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. An affine, non-Euclidean map
Scaling is an affine transformation that is not Euclidean because it changes distances.
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