When does a figure have rotational symmetry

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We are asked to determine when does a figure have rotational symmetry.

We know a figure has a rotational symmetry, when the figure maps onto itself after rotating it less than 180 degrees.  

In other words, we can say it is the property that a shape has when it looks the exactly same after some rotation.

When a figure maps onto itself exactly at 180 degrees, then the figure has a point symmetry.

Therefore, a figure has rotational symmetry if it maps onto itself after a rotation less than 180 degrees.

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