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What best describes a point of symmetry?
A point of symmetry is a specific point in a geometric figure such that if the figure is rotated 180 degrees around that point, it maps onto itself. This means that for every point on one side of the figure, there is an equivalent point on the opposite side at the same distance from the center. Common examples include circles and certain shapes like stars, where the center serves as the point of symmetry.
What are 6 grid figure references used for?
finding places on maps
What figure has symmetry if there is a rotation of 180 degrees or less that maps the figure onto itself?
Any shape with a rotational symmetry of order 2 or more.
Six figure grid co-ordinate system?
A six figure grid co-ordinate system is the standard method for maps. This system is used in the Global Positioning System.
What is an advantage of representing images via geometric structures as opposed to bit maps?
Representing images via geometric structures allows for scalability without loss of quality, as these representations are based on mathematical equations rather than fixed pixels. This enables easier manipulation, such as resizing and transforming, while maintaining sharpness and detail. Additionally, geometric structures often require less storage space and can simplify complex image processing tasks, making them more efficient for applications like computer graphics and CAD.
How do maps look like?
Maps. Go figure.
What are OS maps?
ordnance survey maps. maps made by the ordnance survey
Which composition of transformations maps figure EFGH to figure EFGH?
The identity transformation.
Referring to the figure, identify the transformation that maps figure ABCDE onto figure STUVX?
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What helps travelers figure out distance?
In general, travelers use maps to help them figure out distance.
What best describes a point of symmetry?
A point of symmetry is a specific point in a geometric figure such that if the figure is rotated 180 degrees around that point, it maps onto itself. This means that for every point on one side of the figure, there is an equivalent point on the opposite side at the same distance from the center. Common examples include circles and certain shapes like stars, where the center serves as the point of symmetry.
A rigid transformation always maps a figure onto?
Itself
What has the author Christine Pohl written?
Christine Pohl has written: 'Geometric aspects of multisensor image fusion for topographic map updating in the humid tropics' -- subject(s): Image processing, Maps, Topographic, Remote-sensing maps, Technique, Topographic Maps
How do you add grafitti to Google maps?
I dont know figure it out yourself!
What are 6 grid figure references used for?
finding places on maps
What do you do after you get all nine petpet lab maps?
After you get all the PetPet Lab Maps, you are able to use the lab for your petpets, but of course, you must have all the original lab maps, first.
Why is geometric dilation useful?
Maps, construction drawings, models, and in understanding the concept of area to surface area to volume of cell theory and I could go on.
