<prompt> Hlalosa mokhoa oa ho khetholla sebopeho sa symmetrical.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Explain how to identify a symmetrical shape. . Response in English: A symmetrical shape is one that has two or more identical parts that are arranged in a balanced and regular manner around a central point or axis. To identify if a shape is symmetrical, you can use several methods:1. Reflection Symmetry: Reflection symmetry, also known as line symmetry, occurs when a shape can be divided into two halves that are mirror images of each other. To check for reflection symmetry, try drawing an imaginary line through the center of the shape and see if the two halves on either side of the line are identical. 2. Rotational Symmetry: Rotational symmetry occurs when a shape can be rotated around a central point and still look the same. To check for rotational symmetry, try rotating the shape in increments e.g. 90 or 180 degrees and see if it still looks the same.3. Point Symmetry: Point symmetry occurs when every part of a shape has a corresponding part that is the same distance from the center but in the opposite direction. To check for point symmetry, imagine drawing a line from a point on the shape to the center and then extending it the same distance on the other side. Check if there is a corresponding point in the same position.In summary, to identify a symmetrical shape, you can check for reflection, rotational, or point symmetry by drawing lines, rotating the shape, or analyzing the positions of corresponding points. If any of these symmetry tests are positive, then the shape is symmetrical. . Response in Sesotho: Sebopeho sa symmetrical ke se nang le likarolo tse peli kapa ho feta tse tšoanang tse hlophisitsoeng ka mokhoa o leka-lekaneng le o tloaelehileng ho potoloha ntlha e bohareng kapa axis. Ho tseba hore na sebopeho se na le symmetrical, u ka sebelisa mekhoa e maloa: 1. Symmetry ea Pontšo: Symmetry ea Pontšo, e tsejoang hape e le symmetry ea mela, e etsahala ha sebopeho se ka aroloa likarolo tse peli tseo e leng litšoantšo tsa seipone tsa e mong. Ho hlahloba hore na ho na le symmetry ea reflection, leka ho taka mola o inahaneloang bohareng ba sebopeho me u bone hore na lihalofo tse peli tse mahlakoreng a mabeli a mola lia tšoana. 2. Rotational Symmetry: Potoloho ea symmetry e etsahala ha sebopeho se ka potoloha ho potoloha ntlha e bohareng me se ntse se shebahala se tšoana. Ho sheba hore na ho na le symmetry ea rotational, leka ho potoloha sebopeho ka increments mohlala 90 kapa 180 degrees me u bone hore na se ntse se tšoana. 3. Symmetry ea Ntlha: Tekano ea ntlha e etsahala ha karolo e ngoe le e ngoe ea sebōpeho e na le karolo e lekanang le sebaka se lekanang le bohareng empa e le ka lehlakoreng le fapaneng. Ho hlahloba symmetry ea lintlha, aku thale mola ho tloha ntlheng e sebopehong ho ea bohareng ebe u o atolosa sebaka se lekanang ka lehlakoreng le leng. Sheba hore na ho na le ntlha e lumellanang le boemo bo tšoanang. Ka bokhutšoanyane, ho tseba sebopeho sa symmetrical, u ka hlahloba ho bonahatsa, ho potoloha, kapa ho lumellana ha lintlha ka ho hula mela, ho potoloha sebopeho, kapa ho hlahloba maemo a lintlha tse lumellanang. Haeba leha e le efe ea liteko tsena tsa symmetry e le ntle, joale sebopeho se na le symmetrical. 