NO!!! In its classical form '3', where the top part of the symbol should be drawn in an angular fashion, that is a top horizontal line, followed by a sloping line from the top right of the top line to the middle left. From the middle left it then curves to the right , to the bottom.
The figure '4' is written in the correct classical form .
Our modern numerals are Arabic in origin, and writing '3' as two ligated curves is just slovenly hand-writing that has been adopted into printing.
8 has vertical symmetry.
3 and 8 are symmetrical numbers!
No
0 is symmetrical because when something is symmetrical it can be split down the middle and have two symmetrical sides or two sides that look the same. If you draw your ones like a straight line then it could be symmetrical depending on your teacher. If your teacher allows you to make your symmetrical lines going horizontal instead of vertical then 3 would also be symmetrical. F.Y.I if you don't trust a enrichment middle schooler who has learned this recently then don't use this information
yes it is
3 and 8 are symmetrical numbers!
No, all regular poygons are symmetrical. Ones with an odd number of sides have rotational symmetry.
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No
0 is symmetrical because when something is symmetrical it can be split down the middle and have two symmetrical sides or two sides that look the same. If you draw your ones like a straight line then it could be symmetrical depending on your teacher. If your teacher allows you to make your symmetrical lines going horizontal instead of vertical then 3 would also be symmetrical. F.Y.I if you don't trust a enrichment middle schooler who has learned this recently then don't use this information
Yes.
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Yes. Regular polygons with an odd number of sides are also symmetrical.
A symmetrical number is one that reads the same from either direction, e.g. 121, or 1345431
Yes.