How can the figure below be changed so that it has exactly one line of symmetry?

Mathematics

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Zigmanuir [339]2 years ago

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You basically just want the figure to be a triangle, so that one line of symmetry goes down the middle. moving point B one unit down, would make the figure a triangle.

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