Q
What is the result of multiplying two orthogonal matrices?

Answer & Solution

Answer: Option C
Solution:
Multiplying two orthogonal matrices results in an identity matrix.
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A). Adds two matrices

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A). Rotates the object

B). Scales the object

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A). Inverts the transformation

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