Question

Hel

Answer 1

@questioncovebot

Answer 2

Bruh

Answer 3

@shawte

Answer 4

@shawnte

Answer 5

@questioncovebot

Answer 6

A line of symmetry is a line that cuts a shape in half, 3rds, 4ths, etc.

In this case, it is half.

For example, if you had a square, you would cut it in half by doing so:

Answer 7

Wait...
wdym by cutting in 3rds, or4ths ...?

Answer 8

I hot it

Answer 9

On your first question/letter/whatever it can be called

you have to cut it in half, to where when you draw a line, it has the same shape in each side when doing so:

(I'm sure you can draw a better line -.-)

Answer 10

Thxs

Answer 11

So Kathy has the right idea but as a general rule a line of symmetry drawn anywhere will divide the shape into identical halves. So the line is a line of symmetry, bc it divides the shape in half, but is not a line of symmetry even if the area is the same on both sides

Answer 12

right- that makes sense -.-