We need to explain how can say that whether a polygon has symmetry or not.
If a line or more divides a polygon in two congruent parts such that one parts in mirror image of another part across that line, then the polygon has symmetry.
In other words, if a line is drawn on a polygon and that line divides the polygon in such a way so that If we can reflect one part of polygon over that line and the we get second part.
That line is called line of symmetry and line of reflection.
If a polygon have line of symmetry, then the polygon has symmetry.
If a polygon has symmetry, then it has reflective portion over the line of symmetry.
Note that a rectangle doesn't have the diagonal lines of symmetry since its portion doesn't overlap another.
The simplest symmetry is Reflection Symmetry (sometimes called Line Symmetry or Mirror Symmetry). It is easy to see, because one half is the reflection of the other half.
If a car wants to go a total distance of 12 miles and can go 3/4 of a mile every hour, then how many hours will it take the car to travel the entire distance?
