Mathematics, 12.01.2021 02:30 andykuzy5447

How can the figure below be changed so that it has exactly one lines of symmetry? Move point A one unit up.
Move point B one unit to the left.
Move point C one unit to the right.
Move point D one unit down.

How can the figure below be changed so that it has exactly one lines of symmetry?

Move point A on

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