alleryStart learning →A square card is turned about its centre. Through what smallest angle does it first look unchanged?
A360 degrees
B90 degrees
C180 degrees
D45 degrees
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. 90 degrees
A square has four matching positions in a full turn of 360 degrees, so the smallest turn is 360 divided by 4, which is 90.
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