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Equivalent Rotational Transformation
A system tracks an object's orientation in a 2D plane. The system updates the orientation by applying a 15-degree counter-clockwise rotation for each second that passes. If the object's orientation is tracked for 6 seconds, what single rotational transformation would produce the same final orientation as applying the six individual one-second updates?
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Equivalent Rotational Transformation
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