👉 Height math, also known as height function or height transformation, is a mathematical concept that involves transforming the height of an object or shape from one coordinate system to another. This is often achieved using linear transformations, where the height \( h \) of an object in a new coordinate system is related to its original height \( h_0 \) and position \( (x, y) \) in the original system through a linear equation. The transformation typically includes scaling and translation components to adjust the height proportionally and positionally. For example, if an object is scaled by a factor \( k \) along the x-axis and \( m \) along the y-axis, its height in the new system can be expressed as \( h(x, y) = kx + my \). This technique is widely used in computer graphics, image processing, and various engineering applications to manipulate and analyze shapes and objects efficiently.
