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The 2D transformation matrix after rotation and translation will be
cos(30) sin(30) -2
-sin(30) cos(30) 1
0 0 1
To get new set of locations, we have to multiply both the matrices, so the final set of points will be
-cos(30) -sin(30) -2 cos(30) -sin(30) -2 cos(30)+sin(30) -2 -cos(30) +sin(30) -2
sin(30) -cos(30) +1 -sin(30) -cos(30) +1 -sin(30)+cos(30)+1 sin(30)+cos(30)+1
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