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if it's about the origin the x coord is multiplied by -1

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What is necessary to show rotational symmetry?

To show rotational symmetry, an object must be able to be rotated around a central point (the center of rotation) by a certain angle and still appear unchanged. This angle of rotation is typically less than a full circle (360 degrees). If the object looks the same after the rotation, it is said to possess rotational symmetry. The number of times it matches its original position during a full 360-degree rotation defines the order of symmetry.


In a rotation which points are moved the greatest distance?

In a rotation, the points located farthest from the axis of rotation move the greatest distance. This is because the distance traveled by a point during rotation is proportional to its radius from the axis; thus, points farther away have a larger circular path. Consequently, any point at the maximum radius experiences the greatest linear displacement during the rotation.


How do you work out the center of a rotating shape?

It is the one point that does not move during rotation.


What is The angle of rotation is?

The angle at which a alphabet looks exactly the same during the rotation is called angle of rotation. Example- The alphabet I it rotates and the alphabet looks exactly the same after it rotates 2 times , so, the angle of rotation of the alphabet I is 2 , H-2 , K-4, M-4, etc.


What insect connects with the discovery of the Cartesian coordinate plane?

I believe it was a fly on the ceiling of a bedroom in which Descartes was resting during an illness.

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What is necessary to show rotational symmetry?

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What muscles are worked during plank rotation exercises?

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In a rotation which points are moved the greatest distance?

In a rotation, the points located farthest from the axis of rotation move the greatest distance. This is because the distance traveled by a point during rotation is proportional to its radius from the axis; thus, points farther away have a larger circular path. Consequently, any point at the maximum radius experiences the greatest linear displacement during the rotation.


Is the speed of earth's rotation slowing?

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