Symmetry is when an object can be split into identical halves or sections through lines or axes of reflection. There are different types of symmetry including line symmetry, where an object has equal halves that are mirror images, and axis of symmetry, where a line divides the object into matching sections. Symmetry is seen throughout nature in organisms like butterflies and flowers, as well as in human-made structures such as India Gate, Lotus Temple, Hawa Mahal, and Humayun's Tomb, which can have vertical, horizontal, or diagonal lines of reflective symmetry.

3. What Is Symmetry ?
Symmetry is when an
object has two or more
equal sides when split
In half or in smaller
pieces. This picture has 1 line of symmetry

4. LINE SYMMETRY
A shape or object
has Line Symmetry
when one half of it
is the mirror image
of the other half.

5. Lines of symmetry can be
Vertical
=
Horizontal
=
Diagonal
OR

6. The line of
symmetry produces
reflections that
coincide. Here’s
how shapes and
objects can have
multiple lines of
symmetry.

7. AXIS OF SYMMETRY
A line that divides the
object into two or
more equal halves,
thereby creating a
mirror-like reflection
of other side of the
object is known as Axis
Of Symmetry.
Axis of symmetry

8. SYMMETRY IN NATURE
This Butterfly have
1 axis of symmetry
This flower have 4
axis of Symmetry

9. SYMMETRY IN MONUMENTS
India Gate Have 1
Axis of symmetry
(vertical)
Lotus Temple
have 1 Axis of
Symmetry
(vertical)

10. Hawa Mahal Have 1 Axis
of Symmetry. (vertical)
This picture of Humayun’s tomb
Have 2 Axis of Symmetry.
(vertical and horizontal)

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