The graph A exhibits rotational symmetry
- Rotational symmetry simply means the property of an object to look the same (replicating its original shape after being rotated.
- The number of times a graph can be rotated around a circle and still maintains its original shape is called its order of rotational symmetry.
- Carefully observing the graph A, we can see it has two orders of rotational symmetry. That is, there are two different distinct positions whereby the original shape is maintained.
- Graph B on the other hand has 0 order of rotational symmetry , hence does not show rotational symmetry.
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