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How many lines of symmetry are there in number (8)?
It has one vertical line of symmetry
Does the uppercase Y have a vertical or horizontal line os symmetry?
vertical
What upper case letters have vertical line of symmetry?
The letters A H I O T X Y all have a vertical line of symmetry (as they look the same on the left as they do on the right).
How many lines of symmetry does a letter M has?
It has 1 line of symmetry through its vertical center
What plane figure has one horizontal symmetry and one vertical line of symmetry and has rotational symmetry?
A rectangle is a possible candidate, as is an ellipse.
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