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Question
Draw the line of symmetry of the following figure and also mark their points of symmetry, if any:
Solution
ABC is an isosceles triangle. Draw AD ⊥ BC. AD bisects ∠ A. Here AD is the line of symmetry. There is no point of symmetry.
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