Transformation in Math | Definition, Types & Examples

Linear vs. Nonlinear Functions - Definition & Examples - Expii

mathswithmuza on Instagram: "A non-linear transformation is a rule that takes an input, such as a pair of numbers, and produces a new output in a way that does not preserve straight lines, constant scaling, or simple proportional changes. Unlike linear transformations, which always keep the origin fixed and map straight lines to straight lines, non-linear transformations can bend, twist, stretch, or compress space in unpredictable ways. This makes them much more flexible and able to create shape