To determine whether the synchronized swimming formation has rotational symmetry. And if it has describe the angle of rotation.
Answer to Problem 14IP
No, it does not have rotational symmetry.
Explanation of Solution
Given:
A swimming formation of 6 people arranged in a pyramid formation.
In this formation, the people are arranged asymmetrically which causes the loss of rotational symmetry.
This figure will come back to its original formation only after a rotation by
Conclusion:
Hence, the given swimming arrangement does not have rotational symmetry.
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