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Qualification => Subject Doubts => IGCSE/ GCSE => Math => Topic started by: rainbowtiara24 on May 08, 2011, 06:04:31 am
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Hey !
i almost always get confused when questions related to rotational symmetry are asked ....could anybody explain the concept clearly ?
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Rotating of object.... but the rotation should be similar to the last rotation..
Like a rectangle.... its has 2 rotational symmetry
square has 4 because its remains similar...
Well i am ain't a good explainer so i think i will get you somebody to help ya :)
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Hey !
i almost always get confused when questions related to rotational symmetry are asked ....could anybody explain the concept clearly ?
using a tracing paper would help!
draw the shape on a tracing paper
place the tracing paper on the original shape, and start rotating it
and count how many times the shape is exactly the same.
2 for rectangle, the shape will be exactly the same 2 times, 1 after rotating it by 180degrees and one by 360degrees.
hope i helped
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you definitely did :)
thank you !!!1111
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you definitely did :)
thank you !!!1111
you're most welcome!
dont forget to take tracing paper with u 2mrw, it will help u!
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using a tracing paper would help!
draw the shape on a tracing paper
place the tracing paper on the original shape, and start rotating it
and count how many times the shape is exactly the same.
2 for rectangle, the shape will be exactly the same 2 times, 1 after rotating it by 180degrees and one by 360degrees.
hope i helped
Very good explanation :D
Here is a link with the same explanation :P
http://www.mathsisfun.com/geometry/symmetry-rotational.html
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Very good explanation :D
Here is a link with the same explanation :P
http://www.mathsisfun.com/geometry/symmetry-rotational.html
lol :P
Thanks :P