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👉 Pseudoasymmetry refers to a structure or pattern that is not symmetric in one direction but exhibits asymmetry in another direction. For example, if an object has two sides that are symmetrical along a certain axis, it can be considered as having "pseudoasymmetric" properties because the opposite side is asymmetrical. For instance, consider a mirror where one side is at 90 degrees and the other side is 45 degrees. The mirror appears to be symmetric in the vertical plane

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👉 Pseudo-asymmetry is a concept in mathematics that refers to the phenomenon where certain mathematical structures or properties are not directly observable, but can be inferred from their properties or relationships. It arises when one structure appears as if it were different from another without being significantly different, and this difference is caused by an arbitrary relationship between the two structures. In other words, pseudo-asymmetry occurs when a mathematical object (like a graph) that seems to have a certain symmetry can actually be constructed in such

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