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SYMMETRY, REFLECTION AND ROTATION




                                                                 Symmetry
                                               A geometrical figure is symmetric if one half is exactly
                                               similar to the other half in shape and size.




                              Reflection                       Rotational symmetry                    Rotation
                    An object and its image are at the    If a figure coincides with its image   Transformation which rotates all
                    same distance from a fixed line       at least once in a 360° rotation   the points in a plane about a fixed
                    called a mirror.                      then it has rotational symmetry.  point through a given angle




                       About x-axis        About y-axis        About Origin       Through 90° About      Through 180°
                     A(x, y) → A’(x, – y)  A(x, y) → A’(–x, y)  A(x, y) → A’(–x, –y)   the origin      About the origin
                                                                                                      A(x, y) → A’(–x, –y)



                                                                         Anticlockwise          Clockwise
                                                                        A(x, y) → A′(–y, x)  A(x, y) → A′(y, –x)






                    CIRCLES



                                                              Circle             Interior and Exterior of a circle: For point
                           Angle in a semicircle:                                P, if distance OP = radius, then ON, if    >
                           Always 90 °                Set of points equidistant   radius, then EXTERIOR, if OP < radius, then
                                                      from a fixed point         INTERIOR. O is centre of the circle.




                    Radius    Diameter   Chord    Circumference  Semicircle   Arc   Sector   Segment   Tangent   Secant


                                                                                  Major and
                                                                   Semicircle       Minor
                             chord
                               diameter  O                         Semicircle
                                                                      O
                                   radius
                                                                                                                  Tangent







                                                                                                         Secant









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