change of reference

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I'm try to visualize in my head the concept of change of reference.
for that that i understand ,multiply a point for a matrix is equals to translate/rotate his orientation of axises.
And the axises orientation becomes the same for all points multiplied by the matrix , concatenate matrix multiplication is equal to increment the rotation/translation of axis, matrix by matrix.
may be?

thanks.
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If you're asking whether that's correct, it might be, but I think the terminology used probably isn't clear or consistent enough to make a reasonable assessment.

If you're unsure about something in particular, perhaps you could provide an example or describe a specific case that you're wondering about.

I'm try to visualize in my head the concept of change of reference.
for that that i understand ,multiply a point for a matrix is equals to translate/rotate his orientation of axises.
And the axises orientation becomes the same for all points multiplied by the matrix , concatenate matrix multiplication is equal to increment the rotation/translation of axis, matrix by matrix.
may be?

thanks.



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Cheers, Paul.

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