72 CHAPTER 2 Linear Transformations 16. Let $T(\vec{x}) = ref_L(\vec{x})$ be the reflection about the line $L$ in $\mathbb{R}^2$ shown in the accompanying figure. a. Draw sketches to illustrate that $T$ is linear. b. Find the matrix of $T$ in terms of $\theta$.
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