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OpenStudy (brooklynsshaw):
OpenStudy (brooklynsshaw):
I think A?
OpenStudy (nikato):
close. you can rotate the figure 90 to match original figure
OpenStudy (brooklynsshaw):
Ok, so B?
OpenStudy (fantageplayer):
umm i dont think so
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OpenStudy (fantageplayer):
one rotation is 360 degrees
OpenStudy (fantageplayer):
look it up
OpenStudy (brooklynsshaw):
I understand that one rotation is 360 degrees
OpenStudy (fantageplayer):
so if it does a rotaion and it looks the exact same then it has rotational symetry
OpenStudy (fantageplayer):
but i might be wrong
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OpenStudy (brooklynsshaw):
Don't all shapes look the same after one rotation
OpenStudy (fantageplayer):
OMG
jimthompson5910 (jim_thompson5910):
I agree with @nikato but for some reason 90 degrees isn't listed
OpenStudy (fantageplayer):
...............
OpenStudy (fantageplayer):
i feel stupid
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OpenStudy (fantageplayer):
ii shouldnt be helping people
OpenStudy (brooklynsshaw):
@fantageplayer haha I'm pretty sure its B because 90 degrees falls under less than 180
OpenStudy (fantageplayer):
i will go educate myself untill i am worthy then i shall come back to this website
OpenStudy (fantageplayer):
fairwell
OpenStudy (brooklynsshaw):
It's ok everyone messes up its all good
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OpenStudy (fantageplayer):
WAIT
OpenStudy (fantageplayer):
a has to be correct
OpenStudy (fantageplayer):
it says 360 or less
OpenStudy (fantageplayer):
wait im still wrong
OpenStudy (fantageplayer):
fairwell oncemore
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OpenStudy (brooklynsshaw):
But if it rotates over 180 it won't be symmetrical
OpenStudy (nikato):
it can be A or B
the figure will still look the same if you rotate it 90, 270, or 360
OpenStudy (brooklynsshaw):
Ok thanks
jimthompson5910 (jim_thompson5910):
this problem is just badly worded
A is true but you can rotate any figure 360 degrees to make it match up with itself. The figure wouldn't have to have rotational symmetry at all. So while choice A is true, I wouldn't go with it
I'd go with choice B because if you can rotate a figure 180 degrees and have it match up with itself, then it has rotational symmetry