@@nicolebarney7997 Hi there! Do you know which bundle this lesson is found in? I looked through All Things Algebra but couldn't find this specific Lesson.
bruh, people be disliking this? haha, if these ten people hate math, then why did they click on the video. Makes you think, y'know. and imagine they were teachers who disliked this as well.
Rotational symmetry basically means that you can rotate the paper with your pencil in the middle of the figure for a certain amount of degrees(less than 360) and get the same shape. Think of an addition sign, if you put your pencil where the two lines cross and rotate your paper 90 degrees, the resulting figure is the same as the original one.
Thank you so much Nicole!My daughter understand Line,Point and Rotational symmetry all thanks to you.
Thank you so much! I have been struggling with this subject but the way you explained it made much more sense to me.
Mrs. Barnes, holly cow this is amazing. I can understand!!! Thank you! Loved the “but wait, there’s more!”
Thank you very much teacher. You are clear and explicit
Thanks, I used this instead of the textbook for home-schooling my son - and it took less than 20 minutes to complete our lesson ; )
Yay I passed my math test on symmetry I got 95 percent thanks to you
I'm so proud of you!!
I understood very clearly mam
Thanku so much
Thank you so much my teacher taught me on this same packet but I didn’t get it you explained it way better
Thank you for the information
T H A N K Y O U, this helped me study better and have a greater understanding! :D
thank you for your time and information.
Hello Mrs Barney, your worksheet is excellent. Is it possible to get this worksheet ? Please let me know.
May I get in touch pls
This worksheet comes from All Things Algebra on Teachers Pay Teachers. She is awesome!
@@nicolebarney7997 Hi there! Do you know which bundle this lesson is found in? I looked through All Things Algebra but couldn't find this specific Lesson.
@@marcosmacau77 yes, it's in the geometry curriculum bundle. It's in unit 9, page 17. Hope that helps!
Thanks mam it helps me a lot 💜💜i can understand very easily
Excellent video lecture
your really good
bruh, people be disliking this? haha, if these ten people hate math, then why did they click on the video. Makes you think, y'know.
and imagine they were teachers who disliked this as well.
#1 should have rotational marked
can someone explain number 3?
Rotational symmetry basically means that you can rotate the paper with your pencil in the middle of the figure for a certain amount of degrees(less than 360) and get the same shape. Think of an addition sign, if you put your pencil where the two lines cross and rotate your paper 90 degrees, the resulting figure is the same as the original one.