See attachment.
Okay, for this whole lesson, I was totally lost in how to do it.
what is the question at the top of the picture?
what is the question at the top of the picture?
Does the figure have the rotational symmetry shown? If not, does the figure have any rotational symmetry/
this one has more than one line of symmetry so it has a rotational symmetry but what angle is it at... find out yourself
60..?
Oh, and verify why it doesn't if not.
I can't check cos i don't have a protractor with me but I do believe so :)
Oh thanks! And how do you verify if it doesn't?
^^ is not a 45 degree rotation and here's why, if it was a 45° rotation, the angle for the second rotation would be 90° and that will be obvious :)
45 the first time, another 45 will make it 90, but you notice that the second rotation if you look at the lines i drew goes beyond 90, that's more of a 120° ... so definitely not 45 :)
do u get my point though?
Yeah, a little bit, I'm still pretty new to this, so maybe that's why :P
oh i see :) cool :) how often do you use openstudy?
very much! Math is my weakest point.
cool :) well you should try to answer some questions if you can, keep asking all the "why"s and "how"s ... that's just how to get it :) I hope and look forward to helping you a lot :)
Thanks :) but are you done helping for today?
actually my day just started but yesterday was pretty rough so i'm not going to be doing much this morning but will be super active in the afternoon when I get over some issues :) you need more help?
Yes, for 8 & 9 actually haha
I'm not sure if you can see what i've done but it should give u an idea what's going on.
what angle do u think that rotation went through?
90?
no that cant be 90 lol did u see the arrow i drew around it?
It says 180 doesn't it?
I mean 90.
well watch this |dw:1330322354350:dw|
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