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Question
Draw the following:
A figure which has reflection symmetry but no rotational symmetry
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Solution
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Complete the following table:
| Point | Reflection in | ||
| x-axis | y-axis | origin | |
| (i) (8, 2) | |||
| (ii) (5, 6) | |||
| (iii) (4, −5) | |||
| (iv) (6, −2) | |||
| (v) (−3, 7) | |||
| (vi) (−4, 5) | |||
| (vii) (−2, −7) | |||
| (viii) (−6, −3) | |||
| (ix) (4, 0) | |||
| (x) (−7, 0) | |||
| (xi) (0, −6) | |||
| (xii) (0, 7) | |||
| (xiii) (0, 0) | |||
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