This document discusses symmetry in nature, maths, daily life, art, and architecture. It defines symmetry as something being the same on both sides or capable of being divided into similar halves. In nature, leaves, butterflies, and other objects often demonstrate line symmetry by being identically divided into matching halves. Symmetry is also present in many areas of daily life, art, and architecture through balanced proportions and divisions into equal parts.

2. INDEX
Introduction
Line Symmetry:-
1. Symmetry in Nature
2. Symmetry in Maths
3. Symmetry in Daily Life
4. Symmetry in Art
5. Symmetry in Architecture

3. Introduction
• Symmetry=Same on both sides
• Symmetry: balanced proportions
or capable of division by a
longitudinal plane into similar
halves
• Symmetry preserves
distances,angles,sizes and
shapes

4. SYMMETRY IN NATURE
1. Divide the leaf in half and you
will find that the shape of one
half is same as the other.
2. Butterfly will be divided by one
line of symmetry
3. Therefore line symmetry divides
an object into equal parts

6. SYMMETRY IN DAILY LIFE

7. SYMMETRY IN ART

8. SYMMETRY IN
ARCHITECTURE

9. BY AIMAN ZAKIR
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