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Two lines of symmetry; one vertical and one horizontal
The letter F has three parallel lines: two horizontal lines (one at the top and one in the middle) and one vertical line on the left side. The vertical line serves as the backbone of the letter, while the horizontal lines extend outward, creating the shape of F.
2 Four if the cross bar is in the middle-- two diagonals, vertical and horizontal axes.
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It depends on the rotation of the square. If it is aligned to the X and Y axes, then there are two horizontal lines. If it is not aligned to the X and Y axes, there are no horizontal lines.
A capital "B" has one horizontal line of symmetry.
There are 2 horizontal parallel lines in the letter Z
Two lines of symmetry; one vertical and one horizontal
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The letter F has three parallel lines: two horizontal lines (one at the top and one in the middle) and one vertical line on the left side. The vertical line serves as the backbone of the letter, while the horizontal lines extend outward, creating the shape of F.
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2 Four if the cross bar is in the middle-- two diagonals, vertical and horizontal axes.
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Four. * * * * * I would say just 2: horizontal and vertical.
It depends on the rotation of the square. If it is aligned to the X and Y axes, then there are two horizontal lines. If it is not aligned to the X and Y axes, there are no horizontal lines.
I think 8.
The capital letter L has zero. It's not symmetrical no matter how you slice it. The lowercase letter l has two, one horizontal and one vertical.