There are three main types of symmetry: reflection or bilateral symmetry which occurs when an object's left and right halves are mirror images; rotational or radial symmetry when identical parts are arranged around a central axis so that slicing the object yields identical segments; and translational symmetry involving repeated patterns. Examples of these symmetries found in a house include a fan with radial symmetry, a car exhibiting bilateral symmetry, and a gate demonstrating translational symmetry through repeating shapes.

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Krishivadhith R
Sanjith V K

2. Symmetry
 Symmetrical is when an object looks same on both
sides.
 It means one-half is the mirror image of the other half.

3. Types of Symmetry
 There are three types of symmetry:
 Reflection (bilateral)
 Rotational (radial)
 Translational symmetry

4. Bilateral Symmetry
 When the body plan of an animal can be divided along
a line that separates the animal's body into right and
left halves that are nearly identical of each other,
Flower Fruit Animal

5. Flower Fruit Animal
Radial Symmetry
• Radial symmetry is a form of symmetry in which identical
parts are arranged in circular fashion around the central axis.
• Cutting it through the central axis in any direction gives
identical parts.

6. Translational Symmetry
 Translational symmetry is when one shape is
repeated in an object to make a pattern.

7. Symmetry Objects In My House
FAN – Radial Symmetry
CAR – Bilateral Symmetry
Gate – Translational Symmetry

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