A transformed variable is created by applying a function or operation to an original variable. In this case, multiplying each value of X by a constant of 6 transforms it into Y.
Related terms
Linear Transformation: A type of transformation where the new variable is obtained by adding or multiplying the original variable.
Nonlinear Transformation: A type of transformation where the new variable is obtained through more complex mathematical functions like square roots or logarithms.
Scaling: A specific type of linear transformation that involves multiplying all values by a constant to change their scale.