Show that for the point P in space $P_{uvw} = Q \cdot P_{xyz}$ where OUVW is the rotated coordinate frame and OXYZ is fixed reference coordinate system. [10]
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First, we need to understand what it means for a point P in the rotated coordinate frame OUVW to be equal to the point Q in the fixed reference coordinate system OXYZ. This means that the coordinates of P in the rotated frame (Puvw) are the same as the coordinates Show more…
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