Lines of Symmetry in 2D Shapes (detailed) — free printable diagram

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Lines of Symmetry in 2D Shapes (detailed)

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A detailed, labelled reference chart showing lines of symmetry for 12 common 2D shapes. Each shape is numbered, named, illustrated with dashed symmetry lines, and given a count of lines of symmetry. A legend at the top explains the key conventions (dotted lines, infinite symmetry, halves matching). A key at the bottom distinguishes vertical, horizontal, diagonal, and multiple lines of symmetry. A small flowchart on the top right shows the relationship: Shape → Lines of Symmetry → Number of Lines.

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