Center of rotation of a figure will always be the point of symmetry of that figure. Is the statement True or False?

True

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False

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Solution

The correct option is B
False

As long as the figure is having both rotational and point symmetry, the center of rotation of a figure will always be the point of symmetry of that figure. But there is no rule that states that if a figure has rotational symmetry, it has to be point symmetric. So, the above statement is false.

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