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Definition of invariant point

Point with coordinates unchanged after transformation

Mathematical condition for invariant point

Mmathbfx=mathbfxMmathbf{x} = mathbf{x}

Definition of invariant line

Line where points transform to other points on same line

Condition for line y=mx+cy = mx + c to be invariant

y′=mx′+cy' = mx' + c

How to find invariant points

Set Mmathbfx=mathbfxMmathbf{x} = mathbf{x} and solve two equations

Single solution for invariant points means

A specific invariant point

Infinite solutions for invariant points means

A line of invariant points

Starting equation for finding invariant lines

y=mx+cy = mx + c

Key difference: invariant points vs lines

Points unchanged; lines map to themselves (points change)

Effect of c=0c = 0 for invariant lines

Simplifies to specific invariant lines

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