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Select all the polygons that have reflection symmetry.

Select all the polygons that have reflection symmetry.-example-1
Select all the polygons that have reflection symmetry.-example-1
Select all the polygons that have reflection symmetry.-example-2
Select all the polygons that have reflection symmetry.-example-3
Select all the polygons that have reflection symmetry.-example-4
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If you draw axis, would the right-side part be identical to the left-side part?

That is what your question asks about


For the first figure, it has two symmetrical axes

For the second, it has only one

For the third, it has not any

For the fourth, no symmetrical axes could be drawn for it.

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Solution-

Reflection Symmetry-

Line symmetry is also called as the reflection symmetry. If, at least one line that divides a figure into two halves such that one-half is the mirror image of the other half, exists, then the figure is said to be in reflection symmetry.

Analyzing all the 4 figures, it can be deduced that only 1st and 2nd figures have one symmetry line XX, as shown in the attachments.

3rd and 4th figures do not have any axisymmetric lines, so they are not in reflection symmetry.

Select all the polygons that have reflection symmetry.-example-1
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