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Suppose  
\[x'=Ax+a\]
  and  
\[yBy+b\]
  are two affine transformation. If the second transformation is the inverse of the first, can we find the second trandforemation in terms of the first? Yes we can. Put m 
\[x=Bx'+b\]
  and substitute  
\[x'=Ax+a\]
  to give
\[x=B(Ax+a)+b\]

\[x=BAx+Ba+b\]

\[0=BAx-x+Ba+b\]

\[0=(BA-I)+Ba+b\]

Then from the first term on the right  
\[B=A^{-1 \]
  and from the second and third terms  
\[0=Ba+b \rightarrow b=-Ba=aA^{-1}a\]