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A figure is rotated around a center point, and it still appears exactly as it did before the rotation, it is said to have A. reflection B. Translation C. Rotation D. None of the…

A figure is rotated around a center point, and it still appears exactly as it did before the rotation, it is said to have A. reflection B. Translation C. Rotation D. None of the…
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A figure is rotated around a center point, and it still appears exactly as it did

before the rotation, it is said to have

A. reflection
B. Translation
C. Rotation
D. None of these

User Judepereira
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Answer:

rotational symmetry

Explanation:

User Yassine CHABLI
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Answer:

C. Rotation...........

User Simeon G
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