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September 14, 2009 Week 2 Day 5. An informal Introduction to Geometry

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september 14, 2009

Week 2

Day 5

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An informal Introduction to Geometry

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How many lines of symmetry to these regular polygons have?

Do you see a pattern?

opener

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symmetric When you can fold a figure in half so that the two halves fit exactly on top of each other, the shape is symmetric.

line of symmetry The line that contains the fold

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The horizontal line through the second T is not a line of symmetry

vertical line of symmetry

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Symmetry

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To be a line of symmetry, the shape must have two halves that match exactly.

When you trace a heart onto a piece of folded paper, and then cut it out, the two half hearts make a whole heart. The two halves are symmetrical.

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Which of these flags have a line of symmetry?

United States of America Canada

Maryland England

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What about these math symbols?Do they have symmetry?

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# 1. Which other letters are symmetric? Which letters are both horizontally symmetric and vertically symmetric?

solution next slide

# 2. Describe the lines of symmetry of a circle.

any line through the center of the circle

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You can look to see if your name has symmetrical letters in it too!

A B C D E FG H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

Infinite number

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These two problems will be online on Mr. Patel’s school page.

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