Rotations of order 4 and reflections
The remaining patterns are numbered 1194, which implies that one more further question needs to the answered.
The first group are examples of patterns whose angles are all multiples of 90 degrees. An example of two of these are:
The number in this group is 56, which is 4% of the total.
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The second group are examples of patterns containing a regular 8-pointed star whose vertex angle is 45 or 90 degrees (as illustrated below). An example of two of these are:
The number in this group is 567, which is 47% of the total.
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The third group are examples of patterns whose angles are all multiples of 45 degrees but does not include the two stars in the previous selection. An example of two of these are:
The number in this group is 232, which is 19% of the total.
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The fourth group are examples of patterns which contain a 6-pointed or 12-pointed star. An example of two of these are:
The number in this group is 123, which is 10% of the total.
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The last group are examples of patterns is none of the above. An example of two of these are:
The number in this group is 216, which is 18% of the total.
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