Answer:
rotational symmetry of 60 degrees around the origin - yes
rotational symmetry of 120 degrees around the origin - yes
Step-by-step explanation:
A regular hexagon has 6 congruent angles
the the angles created on the line of symmetry are equal to 60 so the angle of rotational symmetry is 60 degrees.
The regular hexagon, like stated before, has 6 congruent angles so the order of symmetry is 6
Here is a visual from basic-matematics
2/3+3/4=17/12=1.417 This is the anwser
See the attached picture:
Y- intercept is a point where any graph crosses the y- axis.
X- intercept is a point where any graph crosses the x- axis.
This means the coordinate of the point of intersection will always have the x point as 0. So any point of the form ( 0, y) is the y- intercept. Any point of the form (x,0) is the x- intercept.
Given point are :
(0,-6) : y intercept
(-2,0) : x intercept
(-6,0): x- intercept
(0,-2): y- intercept
