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What type(s) of symmetry is/are shown in the figure below? 1. Reflectional symmetry only
2. Reflectional and point symmetry only
3. Reflectional and rotational symmetry only
4. Reflectional, rotational, and point symmetry


What type(s) of symmetry is/are shown in the figure below?

1. Reflectional symmetry only 
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