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The trace of a matrix [abcd]is the sum a+dof its diagonal entries. What can you say about the trace of a localid="1664169930199" 22matrixthat represents localid="1664169941875" a(n).

a. orthogonal projection b. reflection about a line

c. rotation d. (horizontal or vertical) shear.

In three cases, give the exact value of the trace, and in one case, give an interval of possible values.

Short Answer

Expert verified

a. The orthogonal projection is, 1.

b. The reflection about a line is, 0.

c. The rotation is,-2trR2

d. The horizontal or vertical shear is, 2.

Step by step solution

01

Compute the orthogonal projection.

(a)

Consider the matrix,

a(n)=a2ababb2

The trace of the matrix is,

a2+b2=1

Where, abis a unit vector.

Hence, the orthogonal projection is 1.

02

Compute the reflection about a line.

(b)

Consider the matrix,

A=abcd

The reflection matrix is look like,abb-a

The trace of matrix is,

a-a=0

Hence, the trace of the matrix is 0.

03

Compute the rotation

(c)

Consider the matrix,

R=cos-sinsincos

The rotation matrix is of form,

cos+cos=2cos-1cos1-22cos2

The trace of the matrix is,

-2tr(R)2

04

Compute the horizontal/vertical shear.

(d)

Consider the matrix,

K=1K01or10K1

The trace of matrix is,

1+1=2

Hence, the horizontal or vertical shear is,2.

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