MATH 1020Q Chapter Notes - Chapter HW: Yield Sign
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There are six ways (hopefully) that you can rotate or flip a yield sign (equilateral triangle) so that is new position looks exactly the same as the original. For this first way all you must do is simply rotate the yield sign 120 degrees from its starting position clockwise. For the second way, you must continue the rotation, but instead of 120 degrees, you will do 240. The third way is by flipping the yield sign across the black vertical axis, as shown above. This fourth way is similar to the third above. However, instead of flipping it across the vertical axis, we will instead flip it across the diagonal axis drawn above. For the fifth method, you will do the same as the fourth except flip it diagonally in the other direction as shown by the black line above. The last way is by literally doing nothing.
