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The diameter is the axis of symmetry of a circle. True or false. Please give a counterexample if it is FALSE

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True.
The diameter is the axis of symmetry of a circle.
The diameter divides the circle into two equal parts. Therefore, it can be considered an axis of symmetry. Everything on the right of the diameter is the same as everything on the left of the diameter.
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True.

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