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    The document explains parallelism using an example of a head that follows you but whose lines stay parallel. It states that no matter which angle you look at the head from, it will follow you, but the lines comprising it remain parallel, demonstrating the geometric concept of parallelism.

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    The document explains parallelism using an example of a head that follows you but whose lines stay parallel. It states that no matter which angle you look at the head from, it will follow you, but the lines comprising it remain parallel, demonstrating the geometric concept of parallelism.

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    The document explains parallelism using an example of a head that follows you but whose lines stay parallel. It states that no matter which angle you look at the head from, it will follow you, but the lines comprising it remain parallel, demonstrating the geometric concept of parallelism.

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    FA6 - GEOMETRY PARALLELISM

    Explanation:
    No matter which angle you look
    at it, the head will always follow
    you but as you can see, the lines
    stay parallel thus, making it
    parallelism.

    BELEN | CATAN | DE GUZMAN | MANUZON | OBISO | PORTACIO | TENG


    The oblong shapes are arranged The arrows in a frieze pattern can
    in a regular and repeating Tigers exhibits bilateral be oriented in different directions,
    pattern along the surface of symmetry (two roughly equal such as all pointing in the same
    the flask (row/grid) and mirror-image halves) with their direction, alternating left and
    left side of the body being a right, or forming a zigzag pattern.
    arranged in a symmetrical way
    mirror image of the right side It this case, an isometry that was
    around a central axis (radial
    used is rotational translation
    pattern)

    FRIEZE PATTERN/ROTATION
    ROTATION TRANSLATION BILATERAL SYMMETRY
    TRANSLATION

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