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reflection in the line AOB reflects the circle onto itself. Thus every diameter of the circle is an axis of symmetry. As a result of these symmetries, any point P on a circle can be moved to any other point Q on the circle. This can be done by a rotation through the angle = /POQ about the centre. It can also be done by a reflection in the diameter
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