Symmetrical Alphabets in the word SINGAPORE

The word "SINGAPORE" consists of 9 alphabets: S, I, N, G, A, P, O, R, and E. Let's analyze each alphabet to determine if it is symmetrical.

1. S:
The letter "S" is not symmetrical. If we draw a line vertically through the middle of the letter, the two halves will not be the same.

2. I:
The letter "I" is symmetrical. If we draw a line vertically through the middle of the letter, the two halves will be identical.

3. N:
The letter "N" is not symmetrical. If we draw a line vertically through the middle of the letter, the two halves will not be the same.

4. G:
The letter "G" is not symmetrical. If we draw a line vertically through the middle of the letter, the two halves will not be the same.

5. A:
The letter "A" is not symmetrical. If we draw a line vertically through the middle of the letter, the two halves will not be the same.

6. P:
The letter "P" is symmetrical. If we draw a line vertically through the middle of the letter, the two halves will be identical.

7. O:
The letter "O" is symmetrical. If we draw a line vertically through the middle of the letter, the two halves will be identical.

8. R:
The letter "R" is not symmetrical. If we draw a line vertically through the middle of the letter, the two halves will not be the same.

9. E:
The letter "E" is symmetrical. If we draw a line vertically through the middle of the letter, the two halves will be identical.

Lines of Symmetry:
From the analysis above, we can see that the letters "I," "P," "O," and "E" are symmetrical in the word "SINGAPORE." Therefore, these letters have a line of symmetry when drawn vertically through their middle.

The number of lines of symmetry in the word "SINGAPORE" is 4, corresponding to the number of symmetrical letters found in the word.