To determine the line of symmetry for the rectangle labeled WARD, we need to consider the properties of rectangles.
A rectangle is symmetric with respect to its vertical and horizontal midlines, as well as the diagonals.
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If the rectangle is oriented with its sides parallel to the x-axis and y-axis, the vertical line of symmetry would be the y-axis, which divides the rectangle into two equal halves.
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Additionally, if the rectangle is centered around the origin or a specific point, a horizontal line, such as the x-axis, could also act as a line of symmetry.
Without the image provided, I cannot visually verify the options. However, for a standard rectangle:
- If it is oriented horizontally, the y-axis would generally be the correct answer.
- If the rectangle is oriented vertically, the x-axis might be also applicable.
Assuming it is a generic rectangle and not specified to be asymmetrically placed, the answer is most likely the y-axis.
So, in conclusion: y-axis.