A figure undergoes a rigid motion, such as a rotation. If the figure has line symmetry, does the image of the figure have line symmetry as well? Give an example.

The answer is yes most shapes do have line of symmetry for such task. The ones that don't would be irregular shapes or small changes to its handle on more obscure symmetrical shapes, ie) they do not fit in itself due to a handle being rotated before hand, so things that appear to be symmetrical can have a symmetrical line even if they do not fit in their selves at say anything under 360 rotation.  

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it will cost dollar $540

the living room is 3 which means if we divide 325/3 then we get $108

therefore if 1part of the living room cost $108 and 3 costed $325

then total 5part of the room will cost 5*108 which gives $540