Mathematics, 14.04.2021 19:30 trent1002brown
Which statement about a figure with line symmetry is correct?
The figure can't have rotational symmetry.
The figure will have at least two lines of symmetry.
The figure is divided into two congruent halves by the line of symmetry.
The figure will also have rotational symmetry.
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