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Can an irregular hexagon have an odd number of lines of symmetry? - Answers

Yes. Since it is irregular, it could have 5 identical halves. * * * * * No it cannot have 5 identical halves. If it has 5 then the sixth must also be equal to one of the others. You can have 0 to 4, or 6 but NOT 5,



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Yes. Since it is irregular, it could have 5 identical halves. * * * * * No it cannot have 5 identical halves. If it has 5 then the sixth must also be equal to one of the others. You can have 0 to 4, or 6 but NOT 5,



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Can an irregular hexagon have an odd number of lines of symmetry? - Answers

Yes. Since it is irregular, it could have 5 identical halves. * * * * * No it cannot have 5 identical halves. If it has 5 then the sixth must also be equal to one of the others. You can have 0 to 4, or 6 but NOT 5,

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