No. A pentagon can have 1 or 5 lines of symmetry.
No you cannot.
A regular pentagon has no parallel lines, but you can create an irregular pentagon with one pair of parallel lines if you make a traditional 'house' shape with parallel 'walls'.
A polygon is a closed plane figure consisting of straight lines. So a square is a polygon, a pentagon is a polygon. Just draw any closed figure with straight lines and you have a polygon.
32. 16 through opposite vertices and 16 through the centres of opposite sides.
Please explain to me how exactly you expect to make a shape with two lines... or if you're trying to ask for a shape that is symmetrical in two different places, try a rectangle. Or a square. Or a circle. Octagons have several.
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No you cannot.
The Pentagon has 5 lines of symmetry quite simply, actually. See, say you made one line straight through the pentagon at every vertex, right? Well, once you do that, you have 3 lines of symmetry in total, right? Now, say you make another 2 lines of symmetry, this time right through the center of each side. In total, this would make 5.
To create an equilateral pentagon with exaclty 1 right angle, you must # Create a dotted line of symmetry down the page. # Then create two lines that are exactly 3cm in length so that they form a right angle. This right angle must have exaclty 45o of it on each side of the dotted line. # Off these newly created lines extend another two lines of exactly 3cm so that the angles created are exaclty 120o each # Now draw a straight line through the dotted line of symmetry to connect the second set of 3cm lines together # The newly created pentagon should look like a house, that widens as it comes up to the roof and then comes into a point at the top. To insure that the pentagon is correct - Add all angles together and make sure that they equal 540o - Measure each line so that they are all exaclty 3cm - Make sure that the angles are as follows, 105-120-90-120-105 - You have now created a SERP - an equilateral pentagon that has a line of symmetry and in this case one right angle.
Well, isn't that just a delightful shape you've described! A figure with 5 lines of symmetry and no right angles is called a pentagon. It has those lovely symmetrical qualities that make it so pleasing to the eye. Just imagine all the wonderful ways you could paint and create with such a shape!
Some people make the mistake of thinking a square has 8 lines of symmetry, however it actually has 4 lines of symmetry. An equilateral triangle has 3 lines of symmetry.
A regular pentagon has no parallel lines, but you can create an irregular pentagon with one pair of parallel lines if you make a traditional 'house' shape with parallel 'walls'.
Yes. Just make the sides each different lengths to make it irregular.
A regular pentagon has no parallel lines, but you can create an irregular pentagon with one pair of parallel lines if you make a traditional 'house' shape with parallel 'walls'.
Yes, it is possible to create a hexagon with exactly 2 lines of symmetry. An example of such a hexagon is a distorted hexagon where two opposite sides are equal in length and the other four sides are of different lengths. This arrangement allows for symmetry only along two axes that intersect at the center, while the other axes do not reflect the shape.
you can't
It would be infinite.