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How can the figure below be changed so that the diagonals form two lines of symmetry? Hint. It is not A. just tried that
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How can the figure below be changed so that the diagonals form two lines of symmetry?

Hint. It is not A. just tried that

How can the figure below be changed so that the diagonals form two lines of symmetry-example-1
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I think it’s C, it’ll form a rhombus which has 2 lines of symmetry
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Answer:

c

Explanation:

by moving c to the left it becomes a square

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