Question

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Answer 1

Which figure has rotational symmetry?

Answer 2

what did you get

Answer 3

sorry the 3rd one?

Answer 4

can you rotate that figure some number of degrees (between 0 and 360...excluding both 0 and 360) so that it lines up with itself?

Answer 5

umm im not really sure

Answer 6

the Diamond !!!!!!

Answer 7

u can rotate any degrees and it's still the same

Answer 8

try to draw it out on paper and rotate it around

Answer 9

no Untamed_Being, not just "any degrees", but it does have some rotational symmetry

Answer 10

only a circle can be rotated any number of degrees and it won't change

Answer 11

Does the figure have rotational symmetry? If it does, find the angle of rotation.


(1 point)
yes; 30°
yes; 60°
*yes; 72°
no

Answer 12

true @jim_thompson5910

Answer 13

@jim_thompson5910

Answer 14

good, 360/5 = 72 is its angle of rotation

Answer 15

okay
Find the coordinates of the image of point R(3, –5) rotated 180° about the origin. (1 point)
*(–3, 5)
(–5, –3)
(5, 3)
(3, –5)

Answer 16

@jim_thompson5910 ??

Answer 17

(–3, 5) is correct

Answer 18

a;right
Does an 8-car Ferris wheel have rotational symmetry? Explain.
my answer:
Yes, because you could spread the ferris wheel in more than one way and since the ferris wheel is a circle shape, it would be symetrical anyway but as long as the ferris wheel can be spread and have four carts on either left or right side or up and down it will be symetric.

Answer 19

yes as long as you have two seats that are joined by a line segment that runs through the center, you'll have rotational symmetry of some kind

the best way to have rotational symmetry is to distribute the seats evenly around the circumference

Answer 20

so if there are 8 seats, then the arc measure between each seat is 360/8 = 45 degrees

Answer 21

okay thanks