Question

1. jan draws a logo with the capital letter m below. she wishes to use a horizontal symmetry in her logo. she comes up with the logo below and is sure that it has horizontal symmetry. why is she incorrect?the bottom m should be above the top m.the bottom m should be beside the top m and flipped.the bottom m should appear upside down from the top m.the bottom m should be beside the top m and right-side up.

Explanation:

Horizontal symmetry means a shape matches its mirror image across a horizontal line (flipped vertically, appearing upside down relative to the original). Jan's current logo has a flipped (horizontally mirrored) M beside the original, not an upside-down M below. For horizontal symmetry, the bottom element must be the vertical flip (upside down) of the top one.

Answer:

The bottom M should appear upside down from the top M.