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Peer reviewedBandy, C. – Mathematics and Computer Education, 1982
The use of basis matrix methods to rotate axes is detailed. It is felt that persons who have need to rotate axes often will find that the matrix method saves considerable work. One drawback is that most students first learning to rotate axes will not yet have studied linear algebra. (MP)
Descriptors: Analytic Geometry, College Mathematics, Geometry, Higher Education
