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Using the axis of symmetry shown, how many rotation angles map the cone back onto itself?
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Using the axis of symmetry shown, how many rotation angles map the cone back onto itself?

Using the axis of symmetry shown, how many rotation angles map the cone back onto-example-1
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Answer: D

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User Peter Hollingsworth
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Infinitely many because change of any kind by rotation gives the same cylinder along the axis shown.
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