Develop a generalize MATLAB code to * perform the following transformations on a pentagon defined by the points A, B, C, D, and E, where the coordinates are based on the last

Develop a generalize MATLAB code to * perform the following transformations on a pentagon defined by the points A, B, C, D, and E, where the coordinates are based on the last two digits of your roll number: (Function for generation of the coordinates of pentagon is provided below)

A: (X1, Y1)

B: (X2,Y2)

C: (X3, Y3)

D: (X4, Y4)

E: (X5, Y5)

Perform the following transformations on the pentagon:

a) Translation of all the points by (60,70) in x and y directions.

b) Shear the original pentagon with shy = 2.

c) Rotate the original pentagon about the y-axis by 30 degrees.

d) Reflect the whole pentagon about the y-axis.

Plot all transformations in a single figure window.

[Steven Lord]

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Answer 1

[Matt J]

Consider polyshape

Answer 2

[Walter Roberson]

Create the required pentagram object.

Now, create one hgtransform object for each of the required transformations; parent the hgtransform object to the same axis that you created the basic pentagram into.

copyobj() the basic pentagram graphics object once into each of the hgtransform() objects.

Now, set the Matrix property of each of the hgtransform objects to reflect the required transformation. You may find it easiest to use makehgtform