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I'm sorryt I cant draw this picture but it says this:

In the figure above is quadrileteral PQRS a parallelogram?


1. The area of triangle PQS is equal to the area of triangle QRS
2. QR=RS


Now this figure is basicially two triangles together

In the upper left hand corner is Q in the upper right is R in the lower left is P and in the lower right is S and theres a line in the middle that makes a diagnoal for QS, draw this on paper and try answer this tough question, supposedly the answer is E. Whats the rules of paralleograms? I have no idea help me?



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I'm sorryt I cant draw this picture but it says this:

In the figure above is quadrileteral PQRS a parallelogram?


1. The area of triangle PQS is equal to the area of triangle QRS
2. QR=RS


Now this figure is basicially two triangles together

In the upper left hand corner is Q in the upper right is R in the lower left is P and in the lower right is S and theres a line in the middle that makes a diagnoal for QS, draw this on paper and try answer this tough question, supposedly the answer is E. Whats the rules of paralleograms? I have no idea help me?
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Search the forum, I think this problem was discussed before. A parallelogram has opposite sides parallel. Answer is E



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