Question

question 10 of 10 one way to recognize a line of symmetry is to look for a line that divides the original image into: a. two intersecting parts. b. two congruent parts. c. two perpendicular parts. d. three congruent parts.

Explanation:

A line of symmetry is a line that divides a figure such that one part can be folded over the line to match the other part exactly. This means the two parts are congruent (same shape and size). Option A is incorrect as intersecting parts don't imply symmetry. Option C is incorrect because perpendicularity isn't the defining feature of a line of symmetry. Option D is incorrect as a line of symmetry typically divides into two, not three, congruent parts.

Answer:

B. two congruent parts.