. An image rotated around its centre point appears unchanged after 180° and 360° turns. This is an example of: a) line symmetry b) rotation symmetry c) tessellation d) vertex

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Kodbuse · Answer 1 · 2021-03-10T13:40:05+0000

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It's an example of rotation symmetry, if the image appears unchanged. If the rotation symmetry exists there is a one centre point around which an image appears unchanged.

Martin Freedman · Answer 2 · 2021-03-12T19:42:51+0000

It's an example of rotation symmetry, if the image appears unchanged. If the rotation symmetry exists there is a one centre point around which an image appears unchanged.

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