The arcs on the Golden Gate Bridge.
I think about the Golden Gate Bridge, which is a suspension bridge.
As in any suspension bridge, a long cable is supported by two large supports.
The cable falls from support, in the form of a curve concave upwards, to a minimum point that is the vertex of the parabola, through which the axis of symmetry passes, and curves again upwards to ascend to the upper end of the other support.
As a unique feature of this parabolic arc, you can tell that the concavity is upward; the parabola opens upward.
Also, you can tell that the parabola is vertical, which means that the axis of symmetry is vertical.
The symmetry is clear because the curve to the left of the vertex is a mirror image of the curve to the right of the vertex. Hope I helped, have a good day!
