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Mathematics, 26.08.2021 18:00 cwibs

John states that all trapezoids have at least one line of symmetry. What reasoning proves or disproves John's claim?

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John's claim is true because all trapezoids have a line of symmetry through their parallel bases.
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John's claim is false because only isosceles trapezoids have a line of symmetry through their parallel bases.
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John's claim is true because trapezoids have one line of symmetry and isosceles trapezoids have two lines of symmetry.
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John's claim is false because all trapezoids have a line of symmetry through their parallel bases and through the other two sides.

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