- Asymmetry
- Btiling
- Crotation
- Dconstruction
Step-by-Step Solution
When shapes cover a surface completely, with no gaps and no overlaps, we say they tile the surface. The pattern is called a tiling (or tessellation).
Answer: B) tiling
Covering a flat surface with copies of shapes so that there are no gaps and no overlaps is called:
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