Question

which type of symmetry is observed when an object can be divided into mirror images across a line? a. reflective symmetry b. inverse symmetry c. rotational symmetry d. translational symmetry

Explanation:

Reflective symmetry (also known as line - symmetry) occurs when an object can be divided into mirror - images across a line. Inverse symmetry is not a standard type of symmetry in common geometric definitions. Rotational symmetry is about an object looking the same after a rotation. Translational symmetry is about an object looking the same after a translation (sliding).

Answer:

A. Reflective Symmetry