- A$0$
- ✓$3$
- C$5$
- D$9$
A line of symmetry is a line that divides the given shape into identical parts.
$0$ and $8$ have two lines of symmetry.
$3$ has one line of symmetry.
Remaining numbers do not have any lines of symmetry.





If a rhombus is rotated by $180^\circ $ (half of $360^\circ $), then it exactly fits its own outline.
Therefore a rhombus has rotational symmetry of order $2$.




In a cylinder, there are $2$ plane surfaces and $1$ curved surface.
There are $2$ edges and no vertices.
Line of symmetry may also be defined as the line segment along which, when the image is folded one side over the other, the upper folded area fully covers the lower folded area.
Hence line of symmetry is always along the perpendicular bisector

An equilateral triangle is regular because each of its side has same length and each of its angle measures $60$ degrees.

A scalene triangle has three unequal sides and thus, has no line of symmetry

because, A general parallelogram has no lines of symmetry.
Some special ones (rhombus, rectangle, square) have lines of symmetry.
However, a parallelogram does have a crucial symmetry - the half - turn around the central point where they two diagonals intersect.





In a cylinder, there are $2$ plane surfaces and $1$ curved surface.
There are $2$ edges and no vertices.
