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Is axis of symmetry and vertex the same thing?
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Is axis of symmetry and vertex the same thing?

User Hai Tien
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Answer:

No, not exactly. But they do cross the same point

Explanation:

Basically, the axis of symmetry is a line that runs through the vertex,

The vertex is a single point on the line,

They both mark the graphs turning point though!

User Stu Whyte
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No it is not the same thing.
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