Question

7 multiple choice 5 points the asymmetrical triangle should have- 1 side that appears to be a 90° mirror image of the other side 2 sides that are mirror image 2 sides that different, but still appear visually balanced 2 sides that are different 8 multiple choice 5 points the symmetrical triangle and asymmetrical triangle both start by placing the tallest flower in the back. this flower is placed- straight up (90°) with a severe lean back (roughly 120°) with a slight lean backward (roughly 100°) with a slight lean forward (roughly 80°)

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Question 7

An asymmetrical triangle in design (likely floral design, related to Arts subfields like Design, but the question is about its side properties) has two sides that are different but still visually balanced. The first option's 90° mirror image is not typical for asymmetry. The second option (2 mirror - image sides) is symmetry. The fourth option (just 2 different sides) lacks the visual balance aspect, while the third option captures the key of asymmetry: different sides with visual balance.

In floral design, when creating symmetrical or asymmetrical triangles, the tallest flower in the back is placed with a slight lean backward (roughly 100°). A 90° straight up is too rigid, a severe lean back (120°) is too much, and a lean forward (80°) goes against the back - placement logic. The slight lean backward helps in creating the triangular form and balance.

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C. 2 sides that different, but still appear visually balanced

Question 8