alleryStart learning →Turning a six-pointed star by which smallest angle about its centre leaves it looking unchanged?
A60 degrees
B30 degrees
C90 degrees
D120 degrees
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. 60 degrees
The star has six identical points evenly spaced, so a turn of 360 divided by 6, which is 60 degrees, matches it to itself.
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