[Guest]

There are two words that are the same when you rotate them around a point to that they are on opposite side. That's kind of confusing so look at this diagram.

(word)------>

. \/

\/

here>(word upside down and kind of backwards)

One of them is the word 'I', but the other is harder.

Good luck!

[Guest]

I dont get it...

[Guest]

I dont get it...

There is more than 2

bop

pob ( not a word )

SOS ( not a word )

MOW

lOl ( no a word )

[Prime]

Here is one 180^o rotational symmetry:

NOON

[Guest]

noon isnt correct but

toot

[Guest]

noon isnt correct

I believe it is ( in capitals)

[soop]

Yeah, NOON is right, toot isn't. MOW is the one I got.

Letters that are the same upside down:

S, O, I, X, N, l.

Letters (in pairs) that become another letter:

p & d, q & b, M & W.

We can't realistically use q, as it's almost exclusively paired with U. So that means no b either.

that might help. MINNOW is close but obviously wrong

So

[Guest]

lol toot kind of works but the one I was thinkin bout was

swims

sorry the diagram was kind of hard to follow tho

[Guest]

not sure that I really understand the question but "pod" rotated 180° is "pod"

[Prime]

There are several ways to rotate an object 180^O.

1). Rotating object could be oriented in space vertically (like a wheel). Then 180^O rotation would make it upside down and swap left and right.

Example: "nou" would make "nou". Rotating "b" would produce a mirror image of "p" (not a real "p"). "MOW" would end up the same "MOW"

2). Horizontal 180^O rotation (like roulette) would produce a mirror image.

Example: "MOW" would produce "WOM".

If you rotate "bob" 180^O twice -- one time vertically, and another time horizontally, it would end up as "pop".

[Guest]

I am going to assume you meant vertical rotation as horizontal rotation results in palindromes such as bob and race car instead of prior responses like pod. Alos lower case swims does not work because one side of an lower case i is larger than the other, in capitals it works. swims SWIMS

[Guest]

yeah i meant caps