Let 0<α<π/2 be a fixed angle. If P≡(cosθ,sinθ) and Q≡(cos(α−θ),sin(α−θ)), then Q is obtained from P by the
clockwise rotation around the origin through an angle α
anticlockwise rotation around the origin through an angle α
reflection in the line through the origin with slope, tan α
reflection in the line through the origin with slope, tan α2
Clearly, points P(cosθ,sinθ) and Q(cos(α−θ)sin(α−θ) ) lie on circle of unit radius.
In the figure, ∠POX=θ and ∠QOX=α−θ .
∴ ∠QOP=α−2θ Now, ΔQOP is isosceles.
Therefore, altitude or angle bisector OM is perpendicular bisector of PQ.
∠MOP=α−2θ2=α2−θ∠MOX=θ+α2−θ=α2
Thus, point P is reflection of point Q inline OM having slope, tan α2