Answer:
False
Step-by-step explanation:
Symbols and images do not mean the same thing. An image represents the visual of an object or person, that is, it is the representation of person or object through drawing, painting or photography. On the other hand, a symbol is a material object that represents or designates something abstract. It is what, by analogy, represents or replaces something else; is an emblem, an insignia.
Because of this difference, symbols and images can not be interchangeable, that is, symbols and images are not two different things that can be used interchangeably for the same purpose without which the result is impaired.