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Exercise 23 Page 187

Can you fold the parallelogram over itself somehow?

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Practice makes perfect

If you are able to fold a figure along some line so that the two parts line up, then we have found a line of symmetry. For this parallelogram, there is no way of folding it that fits this criteria.

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