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Does a sock have one line of symmetry
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Does a sock have one line of symmetry

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No the sock does not have 1 line of symmetry, the heart does. You cant make two equal halves of the sock, and neither can you with the heart.

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Both the sock and heart have only one line of symmetry. You cant fold a heart both ways. Neither can I sock soboth A and D are correct
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