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SYMMETRY

The document discusses different types of symmetries including line symmetry, rotational symmetry, and symmetry properties of shapes. It provides examples of line and rotational symmetry in shapes like rectangles, regular polygons, and isosceles triangles.

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SYMMETRY

The document discusses different types of symmetries including line symmetry, rotational symmetry, and symmetry properties of shapes. It provides examples of line and rotational symmetry in shapes like rectangles, regular polygons, and isosceles triangles.

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SYMMETRY

2 Marks

LINE ROTATIONAL
SYMMETRY SYMMETRY
1 Mark Mark

LINE SYMMETRY

LINE THAT DIVIDES A SHAPE SUCH THAT IF


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HALVES OVERLAP PERFECTLY
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For
any regular polygon
No sides No lines of
of of
symmetry

Regular hexagon Sides 6


Lines ofsymmetry 6
BE CAREFUL ABOUT

Not Regular No line


of
Sides are not same symmetry

No line
4
ofsymmetry
Isosceles Trapezium

RHOMBUS
ISOSCELESTRIANGLE

HA HA
ROTATIONAL SYMMETRY

Rotate shape 360 and count


a

how times see its


many you
starting orientation

Rectangle
S S

Rotationalorder 2

START START

Rotationalorder 2

S
START START S
Rotationalorder 2
For
regular polygon
No
of Rotational order
sides
of symmetry

start start
Rotational order 4

B
Rotational order 3

START
START
ISOSCELESTRIANGLE Rotational order 1 0
In rotational symmetry order 1 and order 0
means the same
thing

2times 7360 3
1 times 180
18
Rotate thisshape

180 s

Lower leftcorner 1Box


upper rightcorner 2Box
gym
3rdcolumn 2ndrow 1Box

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