Question

question 1 of 33 which of the following best describes a point of symmetry? a. the point that is used to construct congruent circles b. the point that divides an image into two congruent parts c. the point about which an image is rotated in rotational symmetry d. the point that is used to form a perpendicular segment with paper folding

Explanation:

A point of symmetry in the context of rotational symmetry is the fixed - point around which an image is rotated such that it coincides with itself. Option A is about constructing circles, option B refers to a line of symmetry (not a point), and option D is about paper - folding related to perpendicularity, not symmetry.

Answer:

C. The point about which an image is rotated in rotational symmetry