Hello, could you see if problems 1-7 are correct and could you help me understand how to solve problems 8-24. Thank you.

SYMMETRY ASSIGNMENT Complete the following problem using complete sentences. 1. State the definition of Reflection Symmetry in your own words. Reflection symmetry is defined as a figure with one or more lines of symmetry. 2. State the definition of Rotational Symmetry in your own words. Rotational symmetry refers to the ability of a figure to be rotated (less than 360 degrees) while maintaining its appearance. 3. Explain how Point Symmetry is an example of Rotational Symmetry. When a figure can be turned exactly 180 degrees and still look the same. For each part, draw a single image/shape that satisfies the following descriptions. 4. Horizontal line symmetry, but not any other symmetry (meaning the image/shape has ONLY horizontal symmetry and nothing else). 5. Vertical line symmetry, but not any other symmetry. T a. Rotational symmetry, but not reflection symmetry. SAP6. Rotational and reflection symmetry. 7. All three types of symmetry (reflection, rotational, and point) It can be rotated 180 and look the same For each of the letters below, if rotation symmetry exists, locate the point of symmetry. HTXNK 9. For each of the letters below, draw a vertical and/or horizontal line of symmetry, if it exists. VETAH -Determine if rotation and/or reflection symmetry exists for each of the following diagrams. If so, describe the type of symmetry and draw ALL the lines of symmetry and/or locate the symmetrical point. It is possible for the figure to have both rotational and reflection symmetry. 10. 11. 12. O O 13. 14. 15. Determine the order of rotation and angle of rotation for each figure below. 16. 17. 18.For each problem below, shade in exactly two squares so the figure represents the type of symmetry stated. The first problem is done for you. 19. One vertical line of 20. One diagonal line of 21. Vertical and horizontal symmetry. symmetry. reflection symmetry. 22. Rotational symmetry. 23. No types of symmetry no reflection or rotational). 24. Look for real-world uses of reflection and rotation symmetry in your everyday environment. Describe at least two, indicating how you know what the line of symmetry and the point of symmetry are