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Van someone explain question 1-6 please

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Equilateral Triangle - all sides equal and all angles equal
Isosceles Triangle - two sides equal andtwo angles equal
Scalene Triangle - no sides equal and no angles equal

so
1-6 a)
Isosceles Triangle - 1 Line of Symmetry
1-6b)
Equilateral Triangle- 3 Lines of Symmetry
1-6 c)
<span>A Parallelogram has 180 rotation symmetry, but no line of symmetry</span>

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