Which statement is true about the photo frame?

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anonymous · Answer

http://go.flvs.net/courses/1/flvs_57_3641_12710/ppg/respondus/pool_Geom_3641_0408_03/image0024e2d7bd8.jpg

anonymous · Answer

It is exactly rectangular because sides BC and DC meet at a right angle.
		It is exactly rectangular because the width is greater than the length.
		It is not exactly rectangular because the sides BC and DC form an acute angle.
		It is not exactly rectangular because the diagonal is greater than the sum of the length and width.

luffingsails · Answer

Sorry, can't load the jpg. Keep trying but really slow.

anonymous · Answer

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turingtest · Answer

I have never heard of the term "exactly rectangular" and can't seem to find it in any of my books or online.

anonymous · Answer

which do you think it is

turingtest · Answer

I have no idea since I don't know what the term means :S

turingtest · Answer

all I can say is:

-BC and DC meet at a right angle.
-the sides BC and DC form an acute angle.
-the width is greater than the length.
-the diagonal is greater than the sum of the length and width.

are all true about the figure.
whether this means it is "exactly rectangular" or not I have no way of knowing