Question

draw in all lines of symmetry in the shape below. if there are no lines of symmetry, submit an answer without drawing them plot a line by clicking in two locations. click a line to delete it.

Explanation:

Step1: Identify vertical symmetry

A vertical line through the center (the center of the circle and the midpoint of the vertical and horizontal shapes) will divide the figure into two mirror - image halves. So, we can draw a vertical line passing through the top and bottom vertices of the vertical - oriented shapes and the center of the circle.

Step2: Identify horizontal symmetry

A horizontal line through the center (the center of the circle and the midpoint of the horizontal - oriented shapes) will divide the figure into two mirror - image halves. So, we can draw a horizontal line passing through the left and right vertices of the horizontal - oriented shapes and the center of the circle.

(Note: Since this is a drawing - based problem, the actual drawing is done by plotting two points for each line. For the vertical line, we can click at the topmost point of the top - oriented shape and the bottommost point of the bottom - oriented shape (both passing through the center of the circle). For the horizontal line, we can click at the leftmost point of the left - oriented shape and the rightmost point of the right - oriented shape (both passing through the center of the circle).)

Answer:

The figure has two lines of symmetry: one vertical line passing through the center (connecting the top and bottom vertices of the vertical - aligned shapes) and one horizontal line passing through the center (connecting the left and right vertices of the horizontal - aligned shapes). To draw them, plot a vertical line by clicking at the top of the upper shape and the bottom of the lower shape (through the circle's center), and a horizontal line by clicking at the left of the left - hand shape and the right of the right - hand shape (through the circle's center).