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Masteriza [31]3 years ago

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Answer:

See below.

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Gertrude is correct. Any angle can have one line of symmetry going directly down the center of the angle, intercepting at the angles point. Emmet is incorrect because not only polygons can have lines of symmetry. A circle, square, rhombus, etc. can have lines of symmetry.

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