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can we have a rotational symmetry of order one more than whose angle of rotation is 17°

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If the given angle is a factor of 360°, only then the figure will have rotational symmetry of order more than one. ... (ii) 17° is not a factor of 360°, so the figure will not have rotational symmetry of order of more than 1.

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can we have a rotational symmetry of order one more than whose angle of rotation is 17°