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What type of symmetry does this figure have? point symmetry both rational and point symmetry reflextive symmetry rotational symmetry

What type of symmetry does this figure have? point symmetry both rational and point symmetry reflextive symmetry rotational symmetry
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What type of symmetry does this figure have?

point symmetry
both rational and point symmetry
reflextive symmetry
rotational symmetry

What type of symmetry does this figure have? point symmetry both rational and point-example-1
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Rational symmetry is the answer.
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Rotational symmetry. Because you can rotate it and put a line through it and it would all look the same
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