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A figure with line symmetry _____. can be divided into two equal parts has one part that is a mirror image of the other both a. and b. neither a. nor b.
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both a and b
Think: is it possible to construct a shape with line symmetry such that those two statements aren't true? No matter what you do, it can't be done.
option a the both a and b
Did you try googling "line symmetry" before coming here? http://www.mathsisfun.com/definitions/line-symmetry.html
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a&b
it's like cutting an orange in half, you get two equal parts
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