Can someone please help me out with these two questions?
What do you think about the first one?
I thought it was 2, but I'm not sure.
Where are they?
1. 1 2. D
Going down the middle and then going across the middle
no because the bottom half is bigger than the top to it can not be split horizontally
Ohhh okay, do you mind helping me out with another question(:
what is it
Yeah, you can't have a line of symmetry from left to right..because it won't be the same..but top to bottom is correct..so it only has 1.
What do you think?
rotational and reflectional
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Plus, that is incorrect.
I was going to say D, but I wasn't sure.
No, D is incorrect..it does have symmetry.
So we can cross out C and D. Which means we are left with A and B right?
Yep
what people answer questions all the time though
i know, but then you don't learn how to do the type of question yourself, so i prefer being explained a question rather than just have it given to me.
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I'm confused as on how to tell what type of symmetry it is, that's what I need help on.
And I won't ever learn how to do them if I'm just given an answer with no explanation.
@iGreen would the answer be A? Because, there's a reflection of the image on the bottom and top?
No..
There is no reflection symmetry.
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