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The document discusses reflections and rotations in geometry. A reflection maps a figure across a mirror line, preserving lengths and angles. A rotation turns a figure around a fixed point by some angle, also preserving lengths and angles. Figures can have lines of symmetry from reflections or rotational symmetry from rotations of 180 degrees or less that map the figure onto itself. Examples are given of constructing rotations and determining symmetry of different shapes.
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