Which Figure has line symmetry?
A .F
B.H
C. J
D. L
E. R

Question

Lura · Answer

Please supply an image.I'd b happy to help!

XxMimiXx · Answer

@lura wrote:

Please supply an image.I'd b happy to help!

My computer doesn't allow screenshots

Lura · Answer

oh,well,what do the answer choices stand for?

XxMimiXx · Answer

but how I have it is exactly what it looks like

Lura · Answer

Hmm,I don't know,but,if a screenshot doesnt work,you might have to tell me what F,H,J,L and R stand for then

XxMimiXx · Answer

@lura wrote:

Hmm,I don't know,but,if a screenshot doesnt work,you might have to tell me what F,H,J,L and R stand for then

it doesn't tell me that's the question it's asking me lol

Vocaloid · Answer

It is asking about the symmetry of the letters F, H, J, L and R

For line symmetry, it means you can draw a straight line through one of the letters and divide it into two equal halves. Which letter do you think it is? I'll help you out if you're still stuck.

XxMimiXx · Answer

@vocaloid wrote:

It is asking about the symmetry of the letters F, H, J, L and R For line symmetry, it means you can draw a straight line through one of the letters and divide it into two equal halves. Which letter do you think it is? I'll help you out if you're still stuck.

well I think it might be L

Vocaloid · Answer

hmm, not quite, not if it's a capital L at least. if you try vertically you have the bottom part that sticks out on the right side but not on the left. same logic with horizontally, you still have that part that juts out.

Notice H. if you draw a vertical line straight down the middle, it's symmetric on both sides. similar logic with horizontal. so H is the only letter w/ line symmetry.

XxMimiXx · Answer

@vocaloid wrote:

hmm, not quite, not if it's a capital L at least. if you try vertically you have the bottom part that sticks out on the right side but not on the left. same logic with horizontally, you still have that part that juts out. Notice H. if you draw a vertical line straight down the middle, it's symmetric on both sides. similar logic with horizontal. so H is the only letter w/ line symmetry.

ooooooo oh ok I get it now thank you so much