Mathematics
A circle has
- no line of symmetry
- one line of symmetry
- two lines of symmetry
- an unlimited number of lines of symmetry
Symmetry
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Any straight line passing through the centre of a circle (a diameter) is a line of symmetry.
Hence, Option 4 is the correct option.
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A scalene triangle has
- no line of symmetry
- one line of symmetry
- two lines of symmetry
- three lines of symmetry
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- perpendicular bisector of each of its sides
- its two diagonals
- the lines joining the mid points of its opposite sides
- its sides
The line of symmetry of a rectangle are
- its four sides
- its two diagonals
- the bisectors of its four interior angles
- the lines joining the midpoints of its opposite sides.
ABCD is a kite in which AB = AD and CB = CD. The kite is symmetrical about
- the diagonal AC
- the diagonal BD
- both the diagonals AC and BD
- the lines joining the mid-points of its opposite sides.
