JooProblem 1-98. The diagram at the right is a regular hexagon with center C. A polygon isregular if all sides are equal and all angles are equal.a. Draw the result of rotating the hexagon about its center 180°. Explain what happened. When thishappens, the shape has rotation symmetry.b. What is the result when the original hexagon is reflected across line n, as shown at right? Ashape with this quality is said to have reflection symmetry and line n is a line of symmetryof the hexagon (not of the reflection).c. Does a regular hexagon have any other lines of symmetry? That is, are there any other linesyou could fold across so that both halves of the hexagon will match up? Find as many as you can.

Since the given hexagon is regular i.e, all sides and angles are equal, therefore, even after…

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