Question

An isosceles triangle can have at least _____ line(s) of symmetry but not more than ______.​

Answer 1

Answer:

1

Isosceles triangle/Line of symmetry

Answer 2

The correct response in both the blanks in the question is ONE.

• The isosceles triangle is a geometrical shape with two sides of equal length out of three.
• A line of symmetry is a line that runs through the center of a figure, dividing it into exactly two identical sides or sections that are mirror images of one another.
• Because just two sides of a triangle are the same, this triangle has only one line of symmetry. This symmetry line extends from the common vertex of equal-length sides.
• There can't be more than one line of symmtery in it.
• As a result, one symmetry line is the proper fill-in-the-blanks response.