Question2 Explain what a line of symmetry is.
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A line of symmetry is a line that divides a figure into two parts such that each part is the mirror image of the other. In other words, if we flip one side of the figure over the line of symmetry, it should match up <em>exactly</em> with the other side.
Let's look at a 2 examples.
In the first image provided, notice that if we flip the left side of the figure over the right side, the two sides will not match up so this is not a line of symmetry.
In the second image, if we flip the left side of the line on to the right side, it matches up exactly so it's a line of symmetry.
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y≤
Step-by-step explanation:
Since the graph is facing down, We know the equation is y<mx+b
Since slope is rise/run the slope is 1/3.
Since the y intercept (The point where the line hits y) is 1, the equation is
y<1/3x+1
BUT WAIT!
The line is solid meaning that we have to include the line as part of the values. This will make the new equation
y≤