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This flower has a symmetrical pattern with one vertical line of symmetry. It has five sides in a circular shape resembling a pentagon. With a radius of 1.5 cm, the flower's circumference is approximately 9.4 cm. The ratio of petals between this five-petaled purple flower and a rose with twenty petals is 5:20.
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