1. A non-square rectangle is depicted. a. How many symmetries are there? What are they? Feel free to label them with whatever notation you like, but clearly describe what they do (reflect, rotate) and give their corresponding permutations. b. Create a Cayley table for your group of symmetries. c. Does your group behave more like like ?? or ?? % ??? Explain. It may help to create Cayley tables for ?? and ?? % ??. 1 2 4 3

          1. A non-square rectangle is depicted.
a. How many symmetries are there? What are they? Feel free to label them with whatever
notation you like, but clearly describe what they do (reflect, rotate) and give their
corresponding permutations.
b. Create a Cayley table for your group of symmetries.
c. Does your group behave more like like ?? or ?? % ??? Explain. It may help to create Cayley
tables for ?? and ?? % ??.
1 2
4 3

1. A non-square rectangle is depicted.
a. How many symmetries are there? What are they? Feel free to label them with whatever
notation you like, but clearly describe what they do (reflect, rotate) and give their
corresponding permutations.
b. Create a Cayley table for your group of symmetries.
c. Does your group behave more like like ?? or ?? % ??? Explain. It may help to create Cayley
tables for ?? and ?? % ??.
1 2
4 3

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Calculus: Early Transcendentals

James Stewart 8th Edition

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A non-square rectangle is depicted. a. How many symmetries are there? What are they? Feel free to label them with whatever notation you like, but clearly describe what they do (reflect, rotate) and give their corresponding permutations. b. Create a Cayley table for your group of symmetries. c. Does your group behave more like like ℤ₄ or ℤ₂ % ℤ₂? Explain. It may help to create Cayley tables for ℤ₄ and ℤ₂ % ℤ₂.