Answer:
Angles of rotation that produce symmetry are the angles that we can rotate the image, and the end result will be the starting image. (the angles are always measured from the x-axis)
Here we can clearly see that in each quadrant we have a petal of the flower.
Then the angles that change one quadrant into other quadrant will produce symmetry.
Those angles are:
90°, 180°, 270°, 360°, etc.
We can define the set of those angles as:
A {n*90° I n ∈ Z}
X=(-10 ) Hope this helps!!! :)
The space diagonal will have length ...
... d = √(1² +4² +2²) = √(1 +16 +4) = √21
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This can be found using the Pythagorean theorem. A drawing can help. Find the length of any face diagonal, then use that length as the leg of a right triangle whose hypotenuse is the space diagonal and whose other leg is the edge length not used in the first calculation.
