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Mathematics Assignment

This document discusses the topic of symmetry in mathematics. It defines symmetry as an object being separated into two or more identical halves by a line or partition. A cube provides an example where a line drawn through the center divides it into two equal halves. The document discusses rotational symmetry, where an object looks the same after a partial turn, and how architecture demonstrates both line and rotational symmetry in daily life. It poses questions about rotational symmetry and asks which type of symmetry the Taj Mahal demonstrates.

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Mathematics Assignment

This document discusses the topic of symmetry in mathematics. It defines symmetry as an object being separated into two or more identical halves by a line or partition. A cube provides an example where a line drawn through the center divides it into two equal halves. The document discusses rotational symmetry, where an object looks the same after a partial turn, and how architecture demonstrates both line and rotational symmetry in daily life. It poses questions about rotational symmetry and asks which type of symmetry the Taj Mahal demonstrates.

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MATHEMATICS

ASSIGNMENT
TOPIC: SYMMETRY
what does SYMMETRY MEAN?
• After hearing the word symmetry, a question must have been
raised in your mind that what is symmetry. Symmetry is the line
or the partition which separates an object into two or more
identical half.
• For example :- If you take a cube and draw a line at the middle
of the cube which divides it into two equal halves, then that
lines acts like a symmetry here.
LINES OF SYMMETRY FOR
REGULAR POLYGONS
ROTATIONAL SYMMETRY

• Rotational symmetry is also known as radial


symmetry in geometry is the property a shape
after some rotation by a partial turn. An
objects degree of rotational symmetry is the
number of distinct orientations in which it
looks exactly the same for each rotation.
LINE SYMMETRY in our day to day
life ( Architecture )
Rotational Symmetry in our daily life
Topics that we discussed in this
presentation
1. What is symmetry?
2. Line Symmetry for regular polygon
3. Rotational Symmetry
4. Line Symmetry in our day to day life
(Architecture)
5. Rotational Symmetry in our daily life
QUESTIONS:-
1. Which type of symmetry is also known as radial symmetry
in geometry?
a) Rotational Symmetry b) Line Symmetry
c) Reflection Symmetry d) Bilateral Symmetry

2. Taj Mahal is an example of which type of symmetry?


a) Rotational Symmetry b) Line Symmetry
THANK YOU
PREPARED BY:-
• Virraj Chamarria – Presentation making, information gathering,
explanation and pen drive
• Aarav Mishra – Presentation making
• Sarthak More – Gathering Information
• Saikat Paul – Changing slides only

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