The figure from the listed figures which has rotational symmetry is
Figure A.
What is rotational symmetry?
Concerning a fixed point on the surface of a figure(usually a central point), if the figure is rotated (to some angle), and it looks the same as it was before rotation, then it is called to be having rotational symmetry.
For this case, assuming that the problem isn't asking for full rotation (since after full rotation, any figure looks the same to itself as it comes to its original location as it was before), the figure which has got rotational symmetry can be the first figure.
It is because if you rotate the first figure by quarter, or half rotation, or by quarter and a half rotation, you get the same figure. It won't happen for any of the other listed figures (you can imagine those figures rotating, and then will notice that only option A has rotation symmetry for other angles in addition to full rotation).
Thus, the figure from the listed figures which has rotational symmetry is Figure A.
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