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Identifying the Special Quadrilaterals
Knowing all the properties of any quadrilateral is important but to identify the particular type of quadrilateral, one needs to know the necessary conditions.
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08 Apr 2020, 08:37
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In rhombus two diagonals are not equal but they bisects each other at 90 degree. In rectangle both the diagonals are equal and bisects each other at 90 degrees.
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- In Rhombus diagonals need not to be equal, But if they are equal, it is a special case- Square
- In Rectangle the diagonals need not be perpendicular, if the diagonals are perpendicular, it is a special case- Square
- Diagonals always bisect each other in every parallelogram.
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