How to reflect a hexagon over a line of symmetry

The video tutorial explains how to reflect a figure over a line without using XY axes. It uses a book page analogy to help visualize the concept, emphasizing symmetry and equal distances. The tutorial concludes with a challenge to apply the learned concepts to a more difficult problem.

What analogy does the instructor use to explain the concept of reflecting a figure over a line?

• Swinging a pendulum

• Bouncing a ball

• Turning a page in a book

• Rolling a dice

Which of the following is NOT a way to think about reflecting a figure over a line?

• Flipping a pancake

• Turning a page in a book

• Rolling a ball down a hill

• Reflecting light in a mirror

When reflecting a figure over a line, what should the reflected figure resemble?

• A smaller version of the original

• An enlarged version of the original

• A mirror image of the original

• A completely different shape

What is important to maintain when reflecting a figure over a line?

• The orientation of the figure

• Equal distances on both sides of the line

• The size of the figure

• The color of the figure

What does the instructor suggest about the distances in a reflected figure?

• They should be half the original

• They should be twice the original

• They should be equal to the original

• They should be random