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An Arrowhead has got 1 line of symmetry so do NOT beleive what anyone else says!
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Does an arrowhead have all the sides the same length?
no because an arrowhead has to long lines and to small lines
Does an arrowhead have line symetry?
it has no lines of symetry
What shape has 0 or 1 lines of symmetry?
A triangle usually only has 1 an arrowhead has 1
How do you know an arrowhead is an arrowhead?
you cant tell
Does a arrowhead have 4 right angles?
an arrowhead has 4 angles. but no, you can't make an arrowhead out of only right angles.
How many lines of symmetry does a arrowhead have?
1
How many pairs of parallel lines does a arrowhead have?
0 pairs
Does an arrowhead have all the sides the same length?
no because an arrowhead has to long lines and to small lines
Does an arrowhead have line symetry?
it has no lines of symetry
A quadrilateral with no parallel lines?
A kite, an arrowhead or a general quadrilateral with no specific name.
How many right angle in a arrowhead?
The arrowhead has zero right angles.
Does a arrowhead have any lines of symmetry?
yes, one across.
What shape has 0 or 1 lines of symmetry?
A triangle usually only has 1 an arrowhead has 1
How many obtuse angles are there In a arrowhead?
It depends on they type of arrowhead you have. If it is a arrowhead in the shape of a directional arrow, there are no obtuse angles. The most possible obtuse angles is 1.
What quadrilateral has two pairs of equal lines one pair of equal angles and one reflex angle?
This is an arrowhead quadrilateral.
Where can you purchase some arrowhead water?
Depending on your location, many retailers sell arrowhead water, including Albertsons, Target, and Raley's.
Does a arrowhead have to opposite sides parallel?
No. Parallel means the two lines will never ever touch. Take a square for example, if the top two lines carry on going, they will never touch without changing direction. An arrowhead's lines will never touch because they are both diagonal and they already touch without going any further. Hope this helps. (PS: I learned this in school and obviously it helps!)
