Posted by Mario on Monday, January 16, 2012 at 7:50pm.
The transformation is isotropic, i.e. expands/contracts in the same proportion in both directions, evidenced by the common factor 3 in both x and y.
Thus the image retains the same shape as the original, in other words, angles are preserved.
The +1 and -4 are translations which do not change the shape nor the size of the image.
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