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What divides a figure into 2 congruent halves?
a line
What is a circle separates a sphere into two congruent halves each called?
a hemisphere
To divide into two congruent parts?
I'm assuming you mean "What does dividing into two congruent parts mean?". It means to divide into two identical halves.
A line that divides a figure into two congruent halves and are a mirrior image of each other?
line symmetry
How can a line be drawn through this figure so that both halves are congruent?
It will be a line of symmetry creating a 'mirror image'
If a sphere is separated by a great circle into two congruent halves what are the two congruent halves called?
Hemispheres
What divides a figure into 2 congruent halves?
a line
What do symmetric mean?
Bilateral symmetry means you can divide the shape into two halves, and the halves would be congruent. Radial symmetry means all the parts that are connected to a common point are congruent.
Divides two congruent halves?
congruent halves are just a posh way of saying 'split in two'. but these two shapes must be identical in shape, size, angles, sides etc... they must be exactly the same.
When something can be folded to form 2 congruent halves?
paperImproved Answer:-It has line symmetry
What is a circle separates a sphere into two congruent halves each called?
a hemisphere
How many ways can you divide a square into 2 matching or congruent halves?
Infinite ways
To divide into two congruent parts?
I'm assuming you mean "What does dividing into two congruent parts mean?". It means to divide into two identical halves.
How many congruent angles are formed by an angle bisector?
A bisector splits the angle into to equal halves.
What is a circle that seperates a sphere into to congruent halves each half is called a?
Half a sphere is a hemisphere
A line that divides a figure into two congruent halves and are a mirrior image of each other?
line symmetry
How can a line be drawn through this figure so that both halves are congruent?
It will be a line of symmetry creating a 'mirror image'
