Math, asked by aditisoni36, 3 months ago

why a rectangle could not have 4 lines of symmetry​

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Answered by avni7893
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line of symmetry divides a figure in half. ... A rectangle cannot have a diagonal line of symmetry like a square because the sides are not the same length. If you fold this rectangle diagonally so that Corner A meets Corner D, the sides would not match. Try it with a piece of notebook paper!

Answered by devpichy
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Because a rectangle is an irregular polygon as it's all sides are not equal.

It has a rotational symmetry due to which it has only 2 lines of symmetry: one vertical in the middle and one horizontal in the middle.

If we try to fold a rectangular sheet diagonally, they will not overlap each other completely. This shows that a rectangle can't have more than 2 symmetrical lines.

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