It possible for a figure to have rotational symmetry but not a line of symmetry?
1 answer:
Roational symmetry means you can rotate the figure by any degrees that isn't a full turn and have it match up exactly with the original figure
like a wheel turning
a line of symmetry means you can reflect the figure across the line and it maches with the other side
I found a figure with rotational symmetry but no line of symmetry
see the below
like a wheel turning
a line of symmetry means you can reflect the figure across the line and it maches with the other side
I found a figure with rotational symmetry but no line of symmetry
see the below
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